Knowledge that Transforms

Reviews the book "Wage--Payment Plans That Reduced Production Costs," by Hugo Diemer.

Reviews the book "Leaders and Periods in American Finance," by Theodore J. Grayson.

Abstract This article reports several events happenings, and proceedings in different universities of United States as published in the December 1932 issue of the journal "The Accounting Review." It reports that Willard J. Graham and Wilber G. Katz, assistant professors at the University of Chicago, Chicago, have published their book "Accountancy in Law Practice." The book was published by Callaghan and Company. Professor H.M. Heckmann of the University of Georgia, Georgia, had been appointed to the state board of examiners for the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) certificate. Concerning another report, it is described that professor R.D. Haun of the University of Kentucky, Kentucky, had been elected vice-president of the Kentucky Society of Certified Public Accountants. E.K. Bodgley, assistant professor at the University of Montana, Montana, had been appointed graduate manager and has given up his classses in accounting.

Reviews the book "Kaulkulation und Kostengestaltung im Warenhandel," by Erich Kosiol.

Reviews the book "Grundlagen der Selbstkostenrechnung und Preispolitik," by Engen Schmalenbach.

Reviews the book "Economic Problems of Modern Life," by S. Howard Patterson and Karl W.H. Schols.

Reviews the book "Introduction to Accounting," by Dallas S. Bolon and George W. Eckelberry.

Reviews the book "Banking Concentration in the United States," by Joseph Stagg Lawrence.

Reviews the book "The Holding Company: Its Public Significance and Its Regulation," by James C. Bonbright and Gardiner C. Means.

Reviews the book "Business Machines," by Perley Morse.