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Влияние теорий учета на развитие экономических систем: опыт Германии и США

Влияние теорий учета на развитие экономических систем: опыт Германии и США

Abstract

Опираясь на труды известных немецких, французских, американских и отечественных авторов экономистов и правоведов, в статье исследованы причины неоднозначности различных теорий бухгалтерского учета вследствие их непосредственной связи с многообразными методами управления экономическими системами и зависимости от экономической политики государства. Представлено авторское видение возможного прогноза дальнейшего развития теории учета и концепции управления экономическими системами.

The article is based on the works of well-known German, French, American and Russian authors that include economists and lawyers and covers sources of various accounting theories ambiguity due to their direct connection with the various economic systems management methods and dependence on the state economic policy. The article presents author's vision of the potential prediction of accounting theory further development and development of economic systems management concepts.

Keywords

ТЕОРИЯ СТАТИЧЕСКОГО УЧЕТА,ТЕОРИЯ ДИНАМИЧЕСКОГО УЧЕТА,ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНЫЕ КОМПАНИИ,ИНВЕСТИЦИОННЫЕ АКТИВЫ,ДИВИДЕНДНАЯ ПОЛИТИКА,АКЦИОНЕРНЫЕ ОБЩЕСТВА,КОНЦЕПЦИЯ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИМИ СИСТЕМАМИ,STATIC ACCOUNTING THEORY,DYNAMIC ACCOUNTING THEORY,RAILWAY COMPANIES,INVESTMENT ASSETS,DIVIDEND POLICY,JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES,ECONOMIC SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT CONCEPT

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