American Accounting Education, Textbooks and Public Practice Prior to 1900

Roy J. Sampson

Business History Review, 1960, vol. 34, issue 4, 459-466

Abstract: Some later observers, impressed perhaps by rapid progress of the art after 1900, showed disdain for nineteenth-century methods. Five principal factors, however, produced a steady evolution and made accounting an element of importance in the nineteenth-century American business world.

Date: 1960
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