1995
DOI: 10.1016/0748-5751(95)00014-d
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Methods of consolidation in current accounting textbooks

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“…Ainda em relação à análise de livros-texto, Luehlfing (1995) verificou como são abordados os métodos de consolidação de acordo com diversos livros-texto. Raupp et al (2009) Lopes et al (2007) verificaram o grau de presença dos principais conceitos de contabilidade estratégica, através das ementas das disciplinas dos cursos de Graduação em Ciências Contábeis das Instituições de Ensino Superior (IES) públicas do Estado do Rio de Janeiro.…”
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“…Ainda em relação à análise de livros-texto, Luehlfing (1995) verificou como são abordados os métodos de consolidação de acordo com diversos livros-texto. Raupp et al (2009) Lopes et al (2007) verificaram o grau de presença dos principais conceitos de contabilidade estratégica, através das ementas das disciplinas dos cursos de Graduação em Ciências Contábeis das Instituições de Ensino Superior (IES) públicas do Estado do Rio de Janeiro.…”
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“…All of these authors examined consolidations from different perspectives with the goal of improving student learning. Luehlfing (1995) identified the consolidations accounting approaches that U.S. advanced accounting authors incorporated into their textbooks. Luehlfing determined that the textbook authors typically identified a primary investment accounting method assumed for the parent for their consolidations presentation, but many also presented the consolidations approach for more than one method.…”
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“…Parent company ledgers either use the cost method or some variation of the equity method to account for investments to be consolidated. The variety in those accounting approaches used by parent companies is comparable to the variety of approaches to teach consolidations that are presented in advanced accounting textbooks, as documented by Luehlfing (1995). Luehlfing outlines the parent company accounting methods that are presumed to be used to teach consolidation accounting in each of the existing U.S. advanced accounting texts, noting that authors promote one method over others.…”
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