Add to ORKGJapan\u27s rise from a feudalistic economy to a position as a leading industrial power is a result, in part, of two revolutionary changes in its accounting structure. The first change came during the latter part of the nineteenth century as part of the Meiji Government\u27s program of modernization. Various political, economic, and cultural institutions were adopted from the West, among them the double-entry method of bookkeeping; this method gradually replaced very unsatisfactory traditional methods. The second change came after World War II, when the Allied Command set as its objective the destruction of the Zaibatsu-dominated industrial structure and its replacement with a democratic economy, in which industrial capital is accumulated th...
This paper describes the transformation of Japan’s accounting standards over the past 2 decades and ...
Throughout the past century, the rise and fall of the zaibatsu and the operations of their direct su...
Volume I of Accounting History covers the first 10,000 or so years of the rise of accounting and civ...
Japan\u27s rise from a feudalistic economy to a position as a leading industrial power is a result, ...
Immediately after WWII, unlike statisticians’ reforms, accountants failed to establish the Cabinet-c...
Japan is one of the oldest nations in the world and yet one of the newest. Western bookkeeping met...
This study attempts to examine why western accounting was adopted in one Asian country, Japan, and n...
This is a case study of the dissemination of internationally standardized accounting to a nation whe...
AbstractThis paper describes the transformation of Japan’s accounting standards over the past 2 deca...
Independent accountancy, as a business, was not prevalent in Japan during the first half of the Twen...
Since 1997, Japan has introduced extensive reforms in the accounting system and the Commercial Code,...
The purpose of this paper is to explore special features of the diffusion of ideas and, subsequently...
The creation of an attractive textbook of accounting history in Japan yields a rich harvest of infor...
Double-entry bookkeeping is believed to have originated in mediveal Italy and, as it developed, writ...
History of Management Accounting in Japan Institutional & Cultural Significance of Accounting Hirosh...
This paper describes the transformation of Japan’s accounting standards over the past 2 decades and ...
Throughout the past century, the rise and fall of the zaibatsu and the operations of their direct su...
Volume I of Accounting History covers the first 10,000 or so years of the rise of accounting and civ...
Japan\u27s rise from a feudalistic economy to a position as a leading industrial power is a result, ...
Immediately after WWII, unlike statisticians’ reforms, accountants failed to establish the Cabinet-c...
Japan is one of the oldest nations in the world and yet one of the newest. Western bookkeeping met...
This study attempts to examine why western accounting was adopted in one Asian country, Japan, and n...
This is a case study of the dissemination of internationally standardized accounting to a nation whe...
AbstractThis paper describes the transformation of Japan’s accounting standards over the past 2 deca...
Independent accountancy, as a business, was not prevalent in Japan during the first half of the Twen...
Since 1997, Japan has introduced extensive reforms in the accounting system and the Commercial Code,...
The purpose of this paper is to explore special features of the diffusion of ideas and, subsequently...
The creation of an attractive textbook of accounting history in Japan yields a rich harvest of infor...
Double-entry bookkeeping is believed to have originated in mediveal Italy and, as it developed, writ...
History of Management Accounting in Japan Institutional & Cultural Significance of Accounting Hirosh...
This paper describes the transformation of Japan’s accounting standards over the past 2 decades and ...
Throughout the past century, the rise and fall of the zaibatsu and the operations of their direct su...
Volume I of Accounting History covers the first 10,000 or so years of the rise of accounting and civ...