Financial Accountability & Management 1992 - Abstracts

Financial Accountability & Management 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accountability and governmental financial reporting.BusinessPatton, James M.
Accounting for executive agencies in the UK government.BusinessJones, Rowan, Pendlebury, Maurice, Karbhari, Yusuf
Accounting in the context of public sector management reform.BusinessMcCulloch, Brian W., Ball, Ian
Capital accounting in municipal corporation 1884-1914: theory and practice.BusinessCoombs, Hugh M., Edwards, John Richard
Capital accounting, user needs and the foundations of a conceptual framework for public sector financial reporting. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessMayston, David
Community care of elderly people: bringing together scarcity and choice, needs and cost.BusinessChallis, David
Developing a conceptual framework for central government financial reporting: intermediate users and indirect control. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessRutherford, Brian A.
Establishing a conceptual framework for regulated industries' accounting and accountability. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessVass, Peter
Evaluating the efficiency of nonprofit organizations: an application of data envelopmment analysis to the public health services.BusinessPina, Vicente, Torres, Lourdes
Financial reporting in the public sector and the demand for information. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessMayston, David
Financing satellite outpatient care in rural hospitals.BusinessBurgess, James F., Jr., Bernardi, Richard A., Ramundo, Kevin J.
Full cost pricing and public sector reporting: alleviating undisclosed short-run measurement biases of 'user to pay' policies.BusinessAiken, M., McCrae, M.
Government policy and the changing market in residential care for the elderly: a financial analysis of the private sector.BusinessLlewellyn, Sue, Lapsley, Irvine
GP practice budgets: an evaluation of the financial risks and rewards. (general practitioners)BusinessMurphy, Michael P., Glynn, John J., Perkins, David A.
Perspectives on management control in a multiple agency, community service.BusinessGoddard, Andrew
Public sector accounting in New Zealand: an update and clarification.BusinessHay, David
Recent financial and accountability changes in general practice: an unhealthy intrusion into medical autonomy?BusinessBroadbent, Jane, Laughlin, Richard, Shearn, David
The development of conceptual frameworks of accounting for the public sector. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessJones, Rowan
The effect of SORP2 on the UK charitable sector: an empirical study. (Statement of Recommended Accounting Practice 2)BusinessJones, Michael John, Hines, Anthony
User needs and financial reporting - a comparative study of local authorities and the National Health Service. (Special Issue on Developing a Conceptual Framework for Public Sector Financial Reporting)BusinessLapsley, Irvine
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