Cumulative index, 1955-1966, Selected Papers;

              Cumulative Index
1955 —1966 SELECTED PAPERS
Arranged by Subject
The index is made up of five general sections corresponding to the general classifications under which the particular papers have appeared in these volumes for a number of years, that is, the Accounting Pro­fession,
Accounting Principles and Problems, Auditing Procedures and Problems, Tax Considerations, and Management Advisory Services.
To find a paper on a particular subject, the reader should first decide the general area of his interest and then examine the list of subtitles. Under the subtitles papers have been listed in chronological order by year, and within any particular year alphabetically by author.
SECTION I—The Accounting Profession
Subject Author Volume-Page
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
The Arc of the Pacific: 1958-2000
Arthur B. Foye
58 — 25
The Accountant's Role in Our Rapidly
Changing Economy
Harold W. Scott
58 — 45
Speculation on California's Economic
Growth
Malcolm M. Devore
59 — 44
Accounting in the World Economy
Arthur B. Foye
59 — 40
Accounting—The Language
of Business and Finance
Maurice S. Newman
65 — 28
EDUCATION
Continuing Adult Education for the
Public Accountant Elmer G. Beamer 57 — 9
What Can Be Done Currently to
Improve Educational Preparation for
Accounting Practice?
Thomas W. Hudson, Jr.
58 — 102
Continuing Education: A Broad View
John W. Queenan
59 — 104
Excellence—The Goal of the Texas
Council
Daniel M. Sheehan
59—128
Accounting Education in Review
Lawrence M. Walsh
59 — 115
The Co-operative System and
Education for Public Accountancy
Elmer G. Beamer
60 — 19
Furtherance of the Education of the
Accountant Who Has a Certificate
Curtis H. Cadenhead
60 — 31
The Common Body of Knowledge of CPAs
Elmer G. Beamer
61 — 31
The CPA Examination
Jerry W. Kolb
61 — 38
Accounting Education in a
Free Enterprise System
John W. Queenan
62 — 13
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