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"Reprint includes changes 1 thru 4." ; "DoD 4000.25-2-M." ; "May 1987." ; Shipping list no.: 98-0160-P. ; "Basic." ; Cover title. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. xxi-xxiii). ; Mode of access: Internet.

This paper focuses on aspects of accounting procedures in general accounting procedures specific to those projects with European funding within public institutions in particular. Given the great emphasis placed by the legislator on the development and implementation of accounting procedures, we consider that the theme is a nowadays one that can be used by accounting specialists who work as accountants and financial managers in European projects. We will also focuses on the attributes of the persons responsible for implementing the accounting procedures in a project but also on the importance of their proper professional training in the field. In preparing this paper we started from the legislative provisions in the field, and the results of the study aim to present the work procedures required for accounting organization within a project, and to present the accounting notes used for economic and financial operations specific for European Regional Development Fund funded projects which beneficiary is a public institution.

The existence of inequalities among the population of all free-market economies has led to investigations of the location of social problems. Many of these problems are concentrated in large cities, which places are also believed to generate many of the benefits considered vital to continued economic growth. Measurement and evaluation of the costs and benefits of cities of various sizes is thus important for the derivation of policies which will minimise costs and maximise benefits. With regard to measurement, this paper argues that costs are not properly accounted for, and a method of doing this is suggested. With regard to evaluation, I argue against liberal economists who see costs as necessary evils to be countered by price mechanisms and, as a consequence, inequalities.