Social Accounting : In the Wake of the Sustainability
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Not only the strenghthening of global competition and the acceleration of technological evolution, but also the socialand governmental claims for sustainability draw up new challanges and expectations against the decision support andaccounting, too. Whether would the decision support and accounting be able to perform these challanges andexpectations nowadays? The aim of the authors is to present some segments of these changes to the reader by this study.
non-financial indicator, social accounting, Social Sciences, sustainability, gri, cost system, GRI, H, Economics as a science, H Social Sciences (General) / társadalomtudomány általában, HB Economic Theory / közgazdaságtudomány, HB71-74
non-financial indicator, social accounting, Social Sciences, sustainability, gri, cost system, GRI, H, Economics as a science, H Social Sciences (General) / társadalomtudomány általában, HB Economic Theory / közgazdaságtudomány, HB71-74
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