introduction to corporate financial statements

by Robert William Greenleaf

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Published 1974 by Orchard House Press in Indianapolis .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Financial statements.,
• Corporations -- Accounting.

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Edition Notes

On spine: Corporate financial statements.

Other titles	Corporate financial statements.
Statement	by Robert W. Greenleaf.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HF5686.C7 G57 1974
The Physical Object
Pagination	78 p.
Number of Pages	78
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5442776M
LC Control Number	73093013

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