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<title>Consolidated Statements: a History and Analysis</title>
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<summary type="text">Front Matter
Walker, Robert G; Wykes, Neil
Professor Walker's book covers a history of the development of the use of consolidated statements in the UK, US and Australia.   Consolidation refers to the use of the 3 basic statements used in accounting, covering assets, liabilities and equity.
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