Inflation accounting methods: A study of preference by Indian corporate sector
Rupinder Singh
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Rupinder Singh
Abstract
Inflation accounting is the accounting way to rectify the distortions made by historical accounting. The accounts prepared on historical cost are subject to limitations. Inflation accounting suggests different methods to overcome these limitations. The present paper analyses the preference of method(s) of Inflation accounting by the respondents from Indian corporate sector.
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Inflation accounting is the accounting way to rectify the distortions made by historical accounting. The accounts prepared on historical cost are subject to limitations. Inflation accounting suggests different methods to overcome these limitations. The present paper analyses the preference of method(s) of Inflation accounting by the respondents from Indian corporate sector.
Key concepts: Accounting, Preference, Inflation (cosmology), Economics, Positive accounting, Management accounting, Cost accounting, Accounting method