Add to ORKGThis paper examines the roles of accounting and costing in the management of coal mining during the Industrial Revolution in Britain, and considers the impact of the agent\u27s reputation in the development and use of these systems
In the management of a coal producing business there are three departments which need and should use...
Using archival and interview data, this paper uses institutional theory (INT) to analyze the role th...
The relationship between accounting and governmentality, and the increasing statutory regulation of ...
This paper examines the roles of accounting and costing in the management of coal mining during the ...
How have the power and organisational effects of modern accounting systems developed? What is the ap...
Accounting and business historians are showing a growing interest in the origin and development of c...
The paper examines the origins of discounted cash flow analysis (DCF) in the Tyneside coal industry ...
Research into the development of costing systems during the last 20 or so years has begun to challen...
Research into the development of costing systems during the last 20 or so years has begun to challen...
This paper uses the archival records of three entities successively carrying on coal and ironmaking ...
Haydn Jones's Accounting, Costing and Cost Estimation (1985) uses the surviving records of numerous ...
The archives of the General Mining Association (GMA), a London-based enterprise with substantial hol...
Traditional accounting histories date the advent of sophisticated cost accounting to the mid-1880s. ...
This paper studies the role of publicly available accounting information in class conflict between c...
Through a detailed critique of Johnson & Kaplan's Relevance Lost, (Johnson, H.T. & Kaplan, R.S., Rel...
In the management of a coal producing business there are three departments which need and should use...
Using archival and interview data, this paper uses institutional theory (INT) to analyze the role th...
The relationship between accounting and governmentality, and the increasing statutory regulation of ...
This paper examines the roles of accounting and costing in the management of coal mining during the ...
How have the power and organisational effects of modern accounting systems developed? What is the ap...
Accounting and business historians are showing a growing interest in the origin and development of c...
The paper examines the origins of discounted cash flow analysis (DCF) in the Tyneside coal industry ...
Research into the development of costing systems during the last 20 or so years has begun to challen...
Research into the development of costing systems during the last 20 or so years has begun to challen...
This paper uses the archival records of three entities successively carrying on coal and ironmaking ...
Haydn Jones's Accounting, Costing and Cost Estimation (1985) uses the surviving records of numerous ...
The archives of the General Mining Association (GMA), a London-based enterprise with substantial hol...
Traditional accounting histories date the advent of sophisticated cost accounting to the mid-1880s. ...
This paper studies the role of publicly available accounting information in class conflict between c...
Through a detailed critique of Johnson & Kaplan's Relevance Lost, (Johnson, H.T. & Kaplan, R.S., Rel...
In the management of a coal producing business there are three departments which need and should use...
Using archival and interview data, this paper uses institutional theory (INT) to analyze the role th...
The relationship between accounting and governmentality, and the increasing statutory regulation of ...