Q: Should constituents have input into the FASB decisions, or should the
Should constituents have input into the FASB decisions, or should the FASB neutrally and independently set standards?
See AnswerQ: Do you think that the so-called equity theories of accounting
Do you think that the so-called equity theories of accounting are really theories in the scientific sense? If so, how would you classify them?
See AnswerQ: SFAC No. 6 is largely a repetition of SFAC No.
SFAC No. 6 is largely a repetition of SFAC No. 3. Discuss two possible reasons why this repetition occurred.
See AnswerQ: Very carefully explain why conflicts can exist between prediction of cash flows
Very carefully explain why conflicts can exist between prediction of cash flows and accountability. Can these conflicts be resolved?
See AnswerQ: How is accounting data useful to investors? To creditors?
How is accounting data useful to investors? To creditors?
See AnswerQ: Comment on the following. “Maximizing residual income is the same
Comment on the following. “Maximizing residual income is the same as maximizing earnings. Managers should be rewarded for maximizing either one.”
See AnswerQ: Why do managers of Berkshire Hathaway have an incentive to send cash
Why do managers of Berkshire Hathaway have an incentive to send cash to Omaha?
See AnswerQ: Conservatism is discussed in paragraphs 91–97 of SFAC No.
Conservatism is discussed in paragraphs 91–97 of SFAC No. 2. Why is its role in SFAC No. 2 rather ambiguous? Why is conservatism absent from SFAC No. 8?
See AnswerQ: Is it fair to categorize ARS 1 and ARS 3 as failures
Is it fair to categorize ARS 1 and ARS 3 as failures?
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