1. FASB conceptual framework FASB was given two charges: To develop a conceptual framework ofaccounting theory. To establish standards (GAAP) for financialaccounting practices

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1. Basic Earnings Per Share Net Income – Preferred Dividends Weighted Average Number of Common Shares Outstanding Intermediate Accounting 14 Earnings Per Share And Retained Earnings

复旦大学：《政府和非营利组织会计 Governmental and not-for-profit Accounting》课程资源_教学大纲（英文）

损益表和资产负债表对于辨识资源可能会有所帮助。 即使有一些未知的优势无法从会计报 表上看出 琐碎的细项太多

损益表和资产负债表对于辨识资源 可能会有所帮助。 即使 一有一些未知的优势无法从会计报 表上看出 一琐碎的细项太多

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True and False Questions: 1. Economic interest maximization and risk aversion are two characteristics of an economic man 2. Maslow's theory of the hierarchy of needs believes that man are resourceful evaluator and maximizer 3. Firm is a coalition of economic men. 4. The economic nature of man gives rise to the emerge of accounting

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