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ACC341 - Topic 3

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  1. 1Sombarts thesis in an example of which perspective of history?
    1. ASocially constructed
    2. BSocially constructing
    3. CTraditional
    4. DProfessional
  2. 2The perspective that accounting has developed to meet the needs of society is best described as:
    1. ASocially constructed
    2. BTraditional
    3. CProfessional
    4. DSocially constructing
  3. 3The industrial revolution was most closely associated with the development of which form of accounting?
    1. AFinancial Accounting
    2. BHistorical Cost
    3. CManagement Accounting
    4. DAuditing
  4. 4Which of the following statements is true about the regulation of accounting practice in its early period of development?
    1. AAccounting was largely determined by accounting theory.
    2. BAccounting was largely determined by accounting standards issued by the accounting profession.
    3. CAccounting was largely determined by the national Securities and Exchange Commissions and resulting legislation.
    4. DAccounting was largely determined by generally accepted practice.
  5. 5Which of the following statements is true about early codification of accounting rules?
    1. AIn the early part of the twentieth century, limited work was undertaken to codify particular accounting principles or rules.
    2. BAccountants used rules of which they were aware, and which they believed were most appropriate to the particular circumstances.
    3. CThere was very limited uniformity between the accounting methods adopted by different organisations, thereby creating comparability problems.
    4. DAll of the given options are correct.

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