HILTNER, ARTHUR ANTHONY

Value is an elusive concept that is extremely difficult to measure. Since it is subjective, value has or may take on different meanings for different people, or at different times, different meanings for the same person. For example, how does one compare the value of a glass of water with a pound of gold? If a person is not thirsty, the water has little value and the gold considerable. However, if that same person is lost in a desert, the water becomes priceless and the gold a burden

AN INQUIRY INTO THE FUTURE OF CURRENT VALUE ACCOUNTING.

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