Accounting Measurement and Economic Value By Roger Willett
$30.00
Secure checkout
Instant digital download
PDF document
Document details
- Pages
- 315
- File size
- 10.75 MB
- Format
- Digital PDF
- Course
- Accounting
- Category
- eBook[PDF]
Sign in or create a free account to continue. Your purchase will be saved in My Downloads.
About this ebook
Accounting Measurement and Economic Value by Roger J. Willett bridges the gap between accounting, economics, and the philosophy of science to establish a rigorous, formal measurement system for economic value. Published by World Scientific, the text rejects traditional utility-based and decision-theory frameworks. Instead, it uses observable accounting procedures to build a reliable empirical backbone for economic modeling. [1]
Main Core Sections
The book is structured into major thematic sections including: [1]
- Perspectives: Theories and Models
- Axiomatic Theories
- Measurement Theory
- Measurement in Economics
Key Topics and Concepts Covered
- Representational Theory of Measurement: Grounding accounting practices in formal measurement science to ensure data consistency and accuracy. [1]
- Observable Accounting Procedures: Focusing heavily on observable data points like activity costs, transaction prices, and physical quantities. [1]
- Rejection of Utility-Based Valuation: Arguing against subjective utility and decision-theory approaches in favor of objective, procedural tracking. [1]
- Flow of Rights and Resources: Tracing how legal rights and physical/financial resources move through monetary economies. [1]
- Ratio-Scaled Values: Building additive, ratio-scaled numbers that work seamlessly in both microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis. [1]
- Falsifiable Economic Hypotheses: Creating a framework that allows economic models to be tested empirically and replicated reliably. [1]
- Empirical Backbone for Economic Models: Demonstrating how financial accounting data can validate broader economic theories and information systems. [1]
File included
tmpphpd35MTT
10.75 MB