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Double entry
Book • 2011
Jane Gleeson-White's "Double Entry" delves into the fascinating history of double-entry bookkeeping, a fundamental accounting method that has shaped the world of finance.
The book traces the evolution of this system from its origins in medieval Italy to its widespread adoption globally.
Gleeson-White explores the impact of double-entry bookkeeping on the development of banking, commerce, and the modern financial system.
She highlights the system's role in facilitating trust and transparency in financial transactions.
The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of accounting and its profound influence on the global economy.
The book traces the evolution of this system from its origins in medieval Italy to its widespread adoption globally.
Gleeson-White explores the impact of double-entry bookkeeping on the development of banking, commerce, and the modern financial system.
She highlights the system's role in facilitating trust and transparency in financial transactions.
The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of accounting and its profound influence on the global economy.
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