Relevance lost : the rise and fall of management accounting H. T. Johnson & Robert S. Kaplan
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- HF 5605 J654
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By exploring the evolution of management accounting in American business from the early textile mills to present-day computer-automated manufacturers, Johnson and Kaplan reveal why modern corporations must take major changes in the way they measure and manage costs
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