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The Personnel Economics Institute After Ten Years: What Has Been Achieved and Where Are We Going?

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Accounting and Organizational Management Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Intellectual Capital and Performance Analysis

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This paper provides a brief account of the work of the PEI since its inauguration. Furthermore, a number of current issues are discussed such as the way the scope of the subject has been extended to broader issues including intellectual capital and the balanced score card. A final conclusion is drawn that while much has been achieved by the PEI and others, there are still many central measurement issues to be resolved in the future.

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