Cyclopedia of Commerce, Accountancy, Business Administration, v. 05 (of 10)American School of Correspondence
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Cyclopedia of Commerce, Accountancy, Business Administration, v. 05 (of 10)
American School of Correspondence
Accounting; Business; Commerce
J. J. RAHILL, C. P. A.
Member, California
Society of Public Accountants.
Author of
"Corporation Accounting and Corporation
Law."
FRANK BROOKER, C. P. A.
Ex-New York State
Examiner of Certified Public Accountants.
Ex-President,
American Association of Public Accountants.
Author of "American
Accountants' Manual."
CLINTON E. WOODS, M. E.
Specialist in
Industrial Organization.
Formerly Comptroller,
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Author of "Organizing
a Factory," and "Woods' Reports."
CHARLES E. SPRAGUE, C. P. A.
President of the
Union Dime Savings Bank, New York.
Author of "The
Accountancy of Investment," "Extended Bond
Tables," and "Problems and Studies in the
Accountancy of Investment."
CHARLES WALDO HASKINS, C. P. A., L. H. M.
Author of "Business
Education and Accountancy."
JOHN J. CRAWFORD
Author of "Bank
Directors, Their Powers, Duties, and
Liabilities."
DR. F. A. CLEVELAND
Of the Wharton School
of Finance, University of Pennsylvania.
Author of "Funds and
Their Uses."
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Foreword
With the unprecedented increase in our commercial activities has come a
demand for better business methods. Methods which were adequate for the
business of a less active commercial era, have given way to systems and
labor-saving ideas in keeping with the financial and industrial progress
of the world.
¶ Out of this progress has risen a new literature—the literature of
business. But with the rapid advancement in the science of business, its
literature can scarcely be said to have kept pace, at least, not to the
same extent as in other sciences and professions. Much excellent
material dealing with special phases of business activity has been
prepared, but this is so scattered that the student desiring to acquire
a comprehensive business library has found himself confronted by serious
difficulties. He has been obliged, to a great extent, to make his
selections blindly, resulting in many duplications of material without
securing needed information on important phases of the subject.
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