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The Math of Double-Entry Bookkeeping: Part I (scalars)

February 3, 2010 by admin

Double-entry bookkeeping illustrates one of the most astonishing examples of intellectual insulation between disciplines—the very opposite of intellectual trespassing.

Filed Under: Math Blog Tagged With: Applications, double-entry bookkeeping, Kotruljevic, Math economics, Pacioli, single-entry accounting

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