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Replacement Cost: Member Of The Family, Welcome Guest, Or Intruder? / The Accounting Review, October 1962 -- The Rise Of Economic Consequences: Stanford Lectures In Accounting 1978 -- Paton On The Effects Of Changing Prices On Accounting, 1916-55, In Zeff, S.a., Demski J., And Dopuch, N. (editors), Essays In Honor Of William A. Paton: Pioneer Accounting Theorist, Division Of Research, University Of Michigan, 1979 -- Truth In Accounting: The Ordeal Of Kenneth Macneal, The Accounting Review, July 1982 -- Some Junctures In The Evolution Of The Process Of Establishing Accounting Principles In The U.s.a.: 1917-1972, The Accounting Review, July 1984 -- Big Eight Firms And The Accounting Literature: The Falloff In Advocacy Writing, Journal Of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, Spring 1986 -- Arthur Andersen & Co. And The Two-part Opinion In The Auditor's Report: 1946-1962, Contemporary Accounting Research, Spring 1992 --^ The Early Years Of The Association Of University Teachers Of Accounting: 1947-1959, British Accounting Review, June 1997 (special Issue) -- The Evolution Of The Conceptual Framework For Business Enterprises In The United States, Accounting Historians Journal, December 1999 -- John B. Canning: A View Of His Academic Career, Abacus, February 2000 -- The Work Of The Special Committee On Research Program, Accounting Historians Journal, December 2001 -- Du Pont's Early Policy On The Rotation Of Audit Firms, Journal Of Accounting, And Public Policy, January/february 2003 -- The Apotheosis Of Holding Company Accounting: Unilever's Financial Reporting Innovations From The 1920s To The 1940s, Accounting, Business & Financial History, July 2003 (with Kees Camfferman) -- How The U.s. Accounting Profession Got Where It Is Today: Part I, Accounting Horizons, September 2003 -- How The U.s. Accounting Profession Got Where It Is Today: Part Ii, Accounting Horizons, December 2003 --^ The Primacy Of Present Fairly In The Auditor's Report, Accounting Perspectives, 2007-- The S