ON THE PRESENT AND FUTURE IMPORTANCE OF ACCOUNTING HISTORYWichita State University Accounting Research Seminar

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Research Article| September 01 1978

ON THE PRESENT AND FUTURE IMPORTANCE OF ACCOUNTING HISTORY: Wichita State University Accounting Research Seminar^{^*}

^*Professor Ralph Estes, Leonard Cumley, Dirk Durant, Grace Ebong, Dorothy Hentzen, Mary Herrin, Fred Hilger, Philip Jacobs, Herbert Klaskin, Lawrence Low, Arturo Macias, Carl Nord, Allen Norris, John Patterson, Coleen Siegel, and Leo Waner. A copy of the complete study may be obtained from Prof. Estes, Box 87, Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas 67208.

Online ISSN: 2327-4468

Print ISSN: 0148-4184

1978

Accounting Historians Journal (1978) 5 (2): 63–65.

https://doi.org/10.2308/0148-4184.5.2.63

A report of a survey on the present and expected importance of accounting history to practicing accountants and accounting educators. The survey appears to indicate that accounting history is, and perhaps will continue to be, a topic of special interest to us—accounting historians.

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