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ARTÍCULO
TITULO

Evolution theory and practice of expenditure account

S. A. Shyhida    
Y. M. Lomteva    
M. P. Snachov    

Resumen

A theory and practice of account of charges in a historical aspect as well as a classification of charges for the aims of management are examined.

PÁGINAS
pp. 318 - 324
MATERIAS
INFRAESTRUCTURA

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