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| Material Type: | Internet resource |
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| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Paul B W Miller; Paul R Bahnson |
| ISBN: | 0071387420 9780071387422 |
| OCLC Number: | 49530145 |
| Description: | xxiv, 337 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Four Axioms and Seven Deadly Sins -- Foundation for a Revolution -- The Quality Financial Reporting Revolution -- The Four Axioms -- A Different Slant -- Using the Axioms to Define Financial Reporting Strategies -- The Seven Deadly Sins of Financial Reporting -- A Brief Background -- Underestimating the Capital Markets -- Obfuscating -- Hyping and Spinning -- Smoothing -- Minimum Reporting -- Minimum Auditing -- Preparation Cost Myopia -- Summary of the Sins -- It Isn't the Ethics as Much as the Economics -- Gaap Aren't Good Enough -- Financial Reporting in the U.S. and Elsewhere -- A Brief History -- Where Does the Information Go, and How Is It Used? -- What Does This Model Mean for QFR? -- The U.S. System--As Good as It Gets? -- Why GAAP Aren't Good Enough -- The GAAP Due Process -- Understanding What GAAP Can and Cannot Do -- Proof in the Pudding -- What's the Point? -- PEAP, WYWAP, and POOP -- What Should Financial Reporting Accomplish? -- What Should Financial Statements Contain? -- How GAAP Aren't Good Enough -- Almost the Final Word -- An Ethical Insight -- Building Confidence in Quality Financial Reporting -- The QFR Strategy for Overcoming the Old Obstacles -- The Basic Situation -- Three Places to Start -- What About GAAP? -- A New Strategy -- Why QFR Makes More Sense than the Status Quo -- The Wrong Role for Regulators -- Some Thoughts on Regulation and Deregulation -- A Closing International Thought -- Financial Analysts Speak Their Minds -- The AIMR Monograph -- The Capital Markets Are Markets. |
| Responsibility: | Paul B.W. Miller, Paul R. Bahnson. |
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