There is a massive foreign currency translation literature, but virtually no empirical research exists that tests alternative translation methods against normative criteria. This study compares three translation methods using theBlack method of evaluating accounting alternatives. The translation method that performed best in this normative test was a price parity method, a method that has never been required or allowed under U.S. GAAP
This paper explores the implications of language translation in accounting. It draws on research on ...
Beaver and Wolfson (1982 BW) identify economic interpretability and symmetry as desirable properties...
In order to satisfy the financial needs of an increasingly globalized world, regulators and accounti...
The methodology involved collecting quarterly financial statements of four U.S. companies for the ti...
This paper utilizes a game-theoretical framework to analyze managerial behavior in the context of ch...
Characteristics of a constructed time series of price parity numbers were compared with the time ser...
M.Com. (Economics)The aim of this study is to determine whether the different methods of translation...
The development of international business in the last decade caused the emergence of multi-national ...
Problems of accounting for foreign operations are not new. The subject of accounting for the transla...
Dr. Aggarwal is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Uniersity Toledo in Toledo, Ohio
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the concept of translation equivalence in extant re...
The harmonization of foreign currency translation accounting has lead to global acceptance of the te...
The historical review of the evolution of accounting principles for foreign currency translation rev...
The ‘critical bite’ in this paper lies in providing evidence to challenge the continued and uncritic...
This draft Opinion deals with some aspects of accounting for translation adjustments arising from th...
This paper explores the implications of language translation in accounting. It draws on research on ...
Beaver and Wolfson (1982 BW) identify economic interpretability and symmetry as desirable properties...
In order to satisfy the financial needs of an increasingly globalized world, regulators and accounti...
The methodology involved collecting quarterly financial statements of four U.S. companies for the ti...
This paper utilizes a game-theoretical framework to analyze managerial behavior in the context of ch...
Characteristics of a constructed time series of price parity numbers were compared with the time ser...
M.Com. (Economics)The aim of this study is to determine whether the different methods of translation...
The development of international business in the last decade caused the emergence of multi-national ...
Problems of accounting for foreign operations are not new. The subject of accounting for the transla...
Dr. Aggarwal is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Uniersity Toledo in Toledo, Ohio
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the concept of translation equivalence in extant re...
The harmonization of foreign currency translation accounting has lead to global acceptance of the te...
The historical review of the evolution of accounting principles for foreign currency translation rev...
The ‘critical bite’ in this paper lies in providing evidence to challenge the continued and uncritic...
This draft Opinion deals with some aspects of accounting for translation adjustments arising from th...
This paper explores the implications of language translation in accounting. It draws on research on ...
Beaver and Wolfson (1982 BW) identify economic interpretability and symmetry as desirable properties...
In order to satisfy the financial needs of an increasingly globalized world, regulators and accounti...