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<summary type="text">Accounting for Common Costs (Front Matter)
Wells, M C; Wykes, Neil
The editor of the 1978 edition of this work called this a "seminal work... in one of the most difficult allocation problems in accounting."  Accounting for Common Costs contains a comprehensive historical study of the allocation of costs in accounting practice, as well as discussion of points of difference and the need to promote economic efficiency.
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