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Browsing Financial Management by Author "Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes)"
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Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes); Vermaak, Frans N.S. (Juta, 2004-09)This paper is firstly a comparison of the components of a potential balanced scorecard for accounting departments of universities in South Africa and Australia. Secondly, the various suggested measurement criteria of the ...
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Vermaak, Frans N.S.; Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes) (School of Accounting Sciences, UP, 2001)This paper illustrates the potential of the balanced scorecard as an instrument for accounting educators to guide, stimulate and sustain efforts in respect of planning and improvement in the accounting education environment. ...
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Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes); Gouws, Daan G. (College of Economic and Management Sciences, University of South Africa, 2011-08-26)Preparers of financial information encode their message in an accounting language that needs to be decoded by users to enable them to understand and use the information properly. In order to convey meaning successfully, ...
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Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes) (University of Pretoria, 2008-02-18)The main goal of this thesis was to obtain an understanding of the way in which accounting practices that are constantly in transition generate the information that is disclosed in corporate annual reports (CARS). The study ...
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Gouws, Daan G.; Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes) (College of Economic and Management Sciences, University of South Africa, 2008)Accounting practices generate accounting information that is reflected in corporate annual reports. However, these practices are in a process of transition. The word ‘transition’ means “change-over, conversion, development, ...
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Gouws, Daan G.; Cronje, C.J. (Christo Johannes) (School of Accounting Sciences, UP, 2001)Accounting is a complex system, comprising numerous items and transactions that are interrelated in various ways. Management's decisions are reflected in accounting information. The user of accounting information has a ...
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