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in three sections: Section 3 August 1967 published by the National Association of Accountants management accounting Topical Index to Management Accounting Section 1, Volume XLVIII and NAA Research Publications September 1966 August 1967 Accounting (See also Systems and Procedures) Accountants Face New Challenges. WILLIAM H. LUNDQUIST. March 1967. Changing Role of the Accountant, The. DANIEL BORTH, JR. January 1967. Profitability Reporting in a Professional Consulting Firm. EDWARDS R. FISH. March 1967. Responsibility Reporting of Return on Investment. ROBERT B. COOKE. July 1967. Responsibility Reporting vs. Direct Costing —Is There a Conflict? WILLIAM L. FERRARA. June 1967. Accounts Receivable Prescription Pre - Billing. DANIEL L. GOTTHILF. September 1966. Advertising (See Distribution) Aerospace Industry COmputerized INformation System (COINS). WILLIAM P. EVANS and RONALD L. BOSWORTH. October 1966. Contractor Performance Measurement. LEO J. BARNECUT, JR. February 1967. Cost Control for Program Managers. JOSEPH P. BONCHONSKY. May 1967. Feedback —A Key to Engineering Cost Control. LYMAN S. LEE. September 1966 (Letter of comment HENDRIX January 1967). Management Information Technology in the Space Age. MICHAEL R. TYRAN. April 1967. Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Ensuring the Profit Contribution of a Corporate Data Processing Depart- ment. JAMES T. WORMLEY. January 1967. Inventory Management through Inventory Ratios. HAROLD D. YOUELL. August 1967. Airplane Construction and Transportation Resource System for Property Administration, A. RICHARD F. PEIRCE. December 1966. Aluminum Problems of Consistency in Foreign Accounting. JAMES N. HARTLEY. No- vember 1966. Assets —Fixed (See also Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization and Return on Investment) Financial Analysis to Guide Capital Expenditure Decisions. Research Re- port No. 43. July 1, 1967. Performance Review of Capital Expenditures. RONALD E. MYERS. Decem- ber 1966 (Letter of comment USRY August 1967). Resource System for Property Administration, A. RICHARD F. PEIRCE. De- cember 1966. AUGUST 1967 Auditing (See also Internal Auditing) Auditing of Construction Contracts. CHARLES J. HOEFLICK. September 1966. Automobiles and Accessories Financial Control of Ford Manufacturing Plants. JOHN H. CLARK. Decem- ber 1966. From Bookkeeping tp Decision Theory. FRED G. SECREST. December 1966 (Letter of comment WOODSON June 1967). Balance Sheets (See Financial Statements) Billing (See also Accounts Receivable) Prescription Pre - Billing. DANIEL L. GOTTHILF. September 1966. Break -Even Points Application of Margin Rates to Credit Analysis. RICHARD L. BOWEN, JR. November 1966. Cost Behavior and Breakeven Analysis —A Different Approach. G. L. BAT - TISTA and G. R. CROWNINGSHIELD. October 1966 (Letter of comment SCHAFER March 1967). Budgets Budgeting vs. Total Systems Concept. ARTHUR E. CARLSON. February 1967. Control of Fixed Costs in Relation to Volume. H. JOHN AKED. March 1967. Evaluating Average Ratios Used in Capital Budgeting. RICHARD L. NOR - GAARD and RICHARD H. PETTWAY. December 1966. Feedback —A Key to Engineering Cost Control. LYMAN S. LEE. September 1966 (Letter of comment HENDRIX January 1967). Performance Review of Capital Expenditures. RONALD E. MYERS. Decem- ber 1966 (Letter of comment USRY August 1967). Volume -Cost Analysis —The Multiple Repression Analysis Approach. DONALD L. RAUN. December 1966. Burden (See Overhead) Chemicals Control of Fixed Costs in Relation to Volume. H. JOHN AKED. March 1967. Economical Processing of Small Orders. GENE K. BAUGHMAN. March 1967. Effective Internal Management Reporting System, An. WILLIAM M. SCHO- FIELD. September 1966. Maintenance Material Inventory Control. WILLIAM N. SMITH and G. F. REICHENBACH. August 1967. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Construction Auditing of Construction Contracts. CHARLES J. HOEFLICK. September 1966. Simplified CPM for Contractors. GEORGE W. OTT. November 1966 (Letter of comment O'ROURKE June 1967). Contractors (See Construction) Cork Controlling Contribution. I. WAYNE KELLER. June 1967. Pricing Interdivisional Transfers. FREDERICK D. FINNEY. November 1966. Cost Accounting (See also Systems and Procedures and Training of Management Accountants) Certification in Management Accounting: Should We Jump on the British Bandwagon? GEORGE C. MEAD. June 1967. Equivalent Unit Costing (EUCO). DAVID C. HOWARD. October 1966. Management Accounting Is Coming of Age. RAYMOND P. MARPLE. July 1967. Management and Accounting Concepts of Control. H. ARTHUR HOVER - LAND and WILMA D. STRICKLIN. June 1967. Managers Need Both Explicit and Implicit Cost. CLIFFORD E. HUTTON. October 1966. Top Management's Challenge to the Accountant. RICHARD W. LEE. June 1967. Cost Control and Reduction Cost Control for Program Managers. JOSEPH P. BONCHONSKY. May 1967. Feedback —A Key to Engineering Cost Control. LYMAN S. LEE. September 1966 (Letter of comment HENDRIX January 1967). Forms Control. CHARLES W. PATMORE. April 1967. Management and Accounting Concepts of Control. H. ARTHUR HovER- LAND and WILMA D. STRICKLIN. June 1967. Management Information Systems: Who'll Be In Charge? ROBERT BEYER. June 1967. Motivation and Coordination in Management Control Systems. CHARLES T. HORNGREN. May 1967. Cost Systems (See Systems and Procedures) Cost- Volume -Profit Relationship (See Break -Even Points and Budgets) Credit Application of Margin Rates to Credit Analysis. RICHARD L. BOWEN, JR. November 1966. AUGUST 1967 Data Processing (See also Systems and Procedures) Accounting Side of the Profit - Center Organization, The. J. DONALD DE FRANCESCO. December 1966. Are There Real -Time Financial Statements in Your Future? ROBERT L. SHULTIS. August 1967. Automated Inventory Control. WILLIAM S. PRICE, JR. and EDWARD J. NEPPL. October 1966. Can My Company Afford a Computer? HARLAN B. REEVES. April 1967. Clerical Systems and Work Simplification in the Computer Age. DONALD E. CLASON. October 1966. Computer Augmentation of Managerial Reasoning. EUGENE KOZIK. De- cember 1966. Computer Programs — Control and Security. ROBERT F. GARLAND. Decem- ber 1 9 66 . COmputerized INformation System (COINS). WILLIAM P. EVANS and RONALD L. BOSWORTH. October 1966. EDP -- Choosing a Pa rtner. DAVID H. SILVERN and DESMOND J. TOAL. April 1967. EDP System in Organizational Structure. WINFORD H. GUIN. October 1966 (Letter of comment MARSH March 1967). EDP System for Stores Inventory Control, An. ROBERT W. BILL, JAMES H. HARRISON and HARRY R. MALY. August 1967. Ensuring the Profit Contribution of a Corporate Data Processing Depart- ment. JAMES T. WORMLEY. January 1967. Errata. HARLAN B. REEVES. July 1967. Future of Computerized Sales Forecasting, The. J. RICHARD PANARO. Au- gu st 19 67 . Linea r Programming: A n Accou nting Information Model. MOHAMED ONst. December 1966. Management Information Technology in the Space Age. MICHAEL R. TYRAN. April 1967. Prescription Pre - Billing. DANIEL L. GOTTHILF. September 1966. Training Accounting Personnel for EDP Systems. JOHN C. BURRILL. Sep- tember 1966. Unsophisticated Automation Can Break the Paperwork Bottleneck. AVERY F. BLAKE, JR. May 1967. Use of Data Processing Service Bureau —A Case Study. PAUL W. HEDGES. August 1967. Utilizing EDP for Stock Material Inventory Transactions. ARNOLD P. MC- ILWAIN. August 1967. Yesterday's Miracle— Today's Run -of- the -Mill Occurrence. WARREN C. HOME. December 1966. Delivery Expenses (See Distribution) Department Stores (See Retailing) Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization (See also Assets — Fixed) Depreciation— Accounting Concept or Political Tool? ROBERT L. PYLE. February 1967. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Development Expense (See Research and Development Costs) Direct Costing Biased Matching Concepts of Direct Costing. KENNETH W. LEMKE. April 1967. Contribution Approach in a New Business, The. JOHN B. BACHOFER. Janu- ary 1967. Controlling Contribution. I. WAYNE KELLER. June 1967. Direct Costing for Sales Pricing and Profit Planning. LEONARD L. SHEARER. July 1967. Responsibility Reporting vs. Direct Costing —Is There a Conflict? WILLIAM L. FERRARA. June 1967. Use of Standard Direct Costing. WILMER WRIGHT. January 1967. Distribution Economical Processing of Small Orders. GENE K. BAUGHMAN. March 1967. Share of Market: A Focal Point for Financial Reporting, The. MARTIN M. EIGEN. July 1967. Trading Stamp Accounting. JOHN MICHAEL. August 1967. Electrical Manufacturing Computer Augmentation of Managerial Reasoning. EUGENE KOZIK. De- cember 1966. Investment Control in Fixed Price Defense Contracting. WALTER M. GIL- RGY. April 1967. Planning and Launching an EFD Program. LEONARD F. McELWEE. Sep- tember 1966. Use of a Data Processing Service Bureau —A Case Study. PAUL W. HEDGES. August 1967. Electronic Data Processing (See Data Processing) Electronic Equipment (See Data Processing) Engineering Feedback —A Key to Engineering Cost Control. LYMAN S. LEE. September 1966 (Letter of comment HENDRIX January 1967). Estimating (See Budgets and Forecasting) Financial Control Financial Analysis to Guide Capital Expenditure Decisions. Research Re- port No. 43. July 1, 1967. From Bookkeeping to Decision Theory. FRED G. SECREST. December 1966 (Letter of comment WOODSON June 1967). AUGUST 1967 Financial Statements (See also Reports) A r e T h e r e Re a l -T i me F i n a n c i a l S t a t e m e n t s i n Y o u r F u t u r e ? ROBERT L. SHULTIS. August 1967. Effective Internal Management Reporting System, An. WILLIAM M. SCHO- FIELD. September 1966. R i s k I n c o m e a n d Alternative I n c o m e C o n c e p t s . WILLIAM L. FURLONG. A
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