The Evolution of Behavioral Accounting Research : An Overview
Robert H. Ashton
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Robert H. Ashton
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@contents:Introduction 1. The Impact of Budgets on People Chris Argyris 2. Distinguishing good from Not-So-Good Accounting Reseach Robert N. Anthony 3. Tentative Statement of Cost Concepts Underlying Reports for Management Purposes Committee on Cost Concepts and Standards, American Accounting Association 4. Cost Concepts for Control Robert N. Anthony 5. Behavioral Science and Accounting Research David O. Green Appendix A: Table of Contents from Accounting and its Behavioral Implications Edited by W. J. Bruns, Jr and D. T. DeCoster Appendix B: Evaluation of Behavioral Research in Accounting Nicholas Dopuch Appendix C: Evaluation of Behaivoral Research in Accounting Selwyn W Becker Comments on a Paper by David Green William J. Bruns, Jr Comments on a Paper by David Green Jacob G. Birnberg Discussion Comments - Session 3 Historical Perspective on Behavioral Accounting Research Robert H. Ashton.
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@contents:Introduction 1. The Impact of Budgets on People Chris Argyris 2. Distinguishing good from Not-So-Good Accounting Reseach Robert N. Anthony 3. Tentative Statement of Cost Concepts Underlying Reports for Management Purposes Committee on Cost Concepts and Standards, American Accounting Association 4. Cost Concepts for Control Robert N. Anthony 5. Behavioral Science and Accounting Research David O. Green Appendix A: Table of Contents from Accounting and its Behavioral Implications Edited by W. J. Bruns, Jr and D. T. DeCoster Appendix B: Evaluation of Behavioral Research in Accounting Nicholas Dopuch Appendix C: Evaluation of Behaivoral Research in Accounting Selwyn W Becker Comments on a Paper by David Green William J. Bruns, Jr Comments on a Paper by David Green Jacob G. Birnberg Discussion Comments - Session 3 Historical Perspective on Behavioral Accounting Research Robert H. Ashton.
Key concepts: Accounting, Accounting research, Session (web analytics), Management accounting, Statement (logic), Cost accounting, Library science, Sociology