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Identity, Variety and Destiny in Accounting Education for a Social—Environmental and Liberal Arts Tradition
2010
Issues in Social and Environmental Accounting
When one considers that all profits are not made equally, philosophy, history, anthropology become pre-requisites for professional accounting and finance graduates. This allows for a complete understanding of an intimately related financial market that exerts tremendous influence <br />on socio-economic conditions. A graduate from a liberal arts institution may be worth more than what his or her academic balance sheet shows. A liberal arts education teaches one how to think, how to analyze, how
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