Continuing with the TPP equation, we now direct our attention to the SI-EF Account, which governs the financial activities coexisting alongside the economic activities of the LER Account. Compared to what was described previously in The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.), some… Read More ›
Like I said in yesterday’s Update post, I will not be posting anything in the immediate wake of Update posts anytime soon. I am still going to be working on the rest of the Entries for Work-Standard Accounting Practices, but… Read More ›
Are there any corresponding financial indicators related to Production for Profit and Production for Utility? If so, are there two separate sets, one for individual economic organizations and another for Parliament? Back in the previous Entry, we discussed the System… Read More ›
I am not expecting to have to any new Entries to Work-Standard Accounting Practices today. The purpose is to spend the time I have today tackling other matters outside the Blog and preparing a new batch of Entries that I… Read More ›
As it stands, I am nearly done with Work-Standard Accounting Practices (1st Ed.). There are four Entries in Section One that remains incomplete, while I have yet to determine how many Entries should be devoted to Section Three. For Section… Read More ›
With the TPP Account uncovered, the next step is to find the LER Account, which is represented by the sum of RTEP (Real Total Economic Potential) and RTFP (Real Total Financial Potential). RTEP is TEP (Total Economic Potential) and RTEP… Read More ›
Yesterday’s latest Entry of Work-Standard Accounting Practices, “Managerial Cost Accounting,” showcased two accounting methods associated with Eugen Schmalenbach. Schmalenbach was a well-known German economist within German academia who is unknown nowadays, even though his contributions to accounting had gone on… Read More ›
There is an upcoming post in relation to the implications of what I had discussed in the most recent Entry of Work-Standard Accounting Practices. It is scheduled to go live in the thirty minutes after this one. At the moment,… Read More ›
Many of the economic and financial indicators that Neoliberalism still employs in the early 21st century were developed throughout the early 20th century. The Great Depression and two World Wars, of which the Cold War was the extension of the… Read More ›
Compared to the previous two Entries that focused on Environmentalism and Feminism, Marxist Theory posited its own criticisms of Double-Entry Account Bookkeeping that differed from the other two ideologies. While Environmentalism is divided over Kapital and Feminism has somewhat conformed… Read More ›
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