Financial reporting practices and trends as disclosed by an analysis of the 1949 annual reports to stockholders of 56 gas and electric utility companes

Financial reporting practices and trends as disclosed by an analysis of the 1949 annual reports to stockholders of 56 gas and electric utility companes

by National Conference of Electric and Gas Utility Accountants, F. H. Crissman

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