Harvard business reports (1930)

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FORD THEATERS, INCORPORATED 513 would be obtained. The company might be making a profit when the books would apparently show a loss. Under other conditions, it might be conceivable that the company was actually losing when it apparently was making a profit. It would appear, therefore, that any reasonable sum invested by this corporation in the services of a competent accountant would have been well spent, if it would result in avoiding the error which the company apparently would make. November, 1Q29 H. T. L.