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ِInvestigatory Analytical Study for the Problems of National Accounts preparation in Egypt with accordance to UN-2008 Regulations, with Proposed Solutions.
Authors: Dr.Atef Salem
Year: 2015
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Abstract:

The issue of National accounts is considered of a special significance as it is widely investigated from a theoretical and applied point of view. A great deal of research and studies were done on this issue, a number of application were already carried out in some countries as long as categories of information users are existing in these countries. The importance of study is attributed to the fact that it tackles the problems confronting the process of preparing national accounts in Egypt with the accordance to the (UN-2008) regulations, in addition, it suggests a number of proposed solutions. The research follows the theoretical analysis together with accountancy review; depending on local and international references and scientific organizations and competent bodies. Moreover, the researcher follows applied theories through implementing investigatory studies in order to test national accounts preparation in Egypt by designing a questionnaire targeting a number of experts and professionals to reflect their views in terms of fact finding. Answer analysis of the questionnaire run by the lab unit of the Statistics Institution in Cairo, reveals the accuracy of the Proposed Solutions suggested by the study.

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