Cumulative index, Selected Papers, 1965-1972;

              CUMULATIVE INDEX
SELECTED PAPERS 1965-1972
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.
Papers included in volumes for 1955 through 1964 may be located through the index in the 1970 volume.
Section 1 — The Accounting Profession
Subject
Author
Vol -
Pag
Business and Economics
Accounting—The Language of Business
and Finance
Maurice S. Newman
65 -
28
The Forces of Change
John W. Queenan
68 -
5
Education
Education and Experience Requirements
for Certified Public Accountants
Elmer G. Beamer
69 -
18
Should Continuing Education Be a
Professional Requirement?
Elmer G. Beamer
70 -
34
Continuing Education—A Professional
Requirement
Elmer G. Beamer
71 -
8
Future Accounting Education
and Research
Michael N. Chetkovich
71 -
3
Continuing Professional Education:
Where Are We and Where Are
We Going?
Ralph J. Kliber
72 -
22
Ethical Standards-see also Public Relations
Ethics of Auditing and Reporting
Ralph S. Johns
66 -
26
Restatement of the Code of
Professional Ethics
John E. Kolesar
72 -
13
Financial Statements
The Meaning and Significance of
Financial Statements
Malcolm M. Devore
67 -
38