Economics and Politics of Accounting

Discover the intricate relationship between accounting and its broader implications in society with Economics and Politics of Accounting by Oxford University Press. This comprehensive paperback edition, published in 2005, spans 436 pages and is designed for researchers and graduate students in fields such as accounting, finance, business studies, sociology, and political economy.

This insightful book delves into critical questions regarding the role of accounting in security valuation, decision-making, and contracting. It also explores the significant consequences arising from the internationalization of standard setting, offering a nuanced understanding of how these dynamics shape the financial landscape. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their knowledge in the intersection of economics and politics, this title is an essential addition to any academic library.