This article discusses how the fundamental demand for accounting is to provide guidance for exchanges between parties. It argues that accounting developed primarily to support market exchange and contracting, with measurement and reporting serving to facilitate transactions. The article also examines how accounting continues to focus on exchange guidance and contracting support as key functions.
This article discusses how the fundamental demand for accounting is to provide guidance for exchanges between parties. It argues that accounting developed primarily to support market exchange and contracting, with measurement and reporting serving to facilitate transactions. The article also examines how accounting continues to focus on exchange guidance and contracting support as key functions.
This article discusses how the fundamental demand for accounting is to provide guidance for exchanges between parties. It argues that accounting developed primarily to support market exchange and contracting, with measurement and reporting serving to facilitate transactions. The article also examines how accounting continues to focus on exchange guidance and contracting support as key functions.
This article discusses how the fundamental demand for accounting is to provide guidance for exchanges between parties. It argues that accounting developed primarily to support market exchange and contracting, with measurement and reporting serving to facilitate transactions. The article also examines how accounting continues to focus on exchange guidance and contracting support as key functions.
