Excerpt from Unified Accounting Methods for Industrials
Somewhere, somehow, sometime, in the universal makeup of things, a relationship will be found to exist between all things that function toward a common end. Activities using the same elements must in some way be dominated by a common principle. If this can be discovered it will serve as a clue to guide the investigator to his goal or enable him to return to the beginning of things for a fresh start if analytical ramifications have led him too far afield. It is with this thought firmly fixed in his mind that the writer has undertaken this work. Its subject matter is not new, but it is treated in a new way to reveal more clearly this condition of relationship.
The scope of this work is limited to industrial or manufacturing activities, although the principles herein set forth are susceptible of a much broader application. It should be borne in mind that this is a day not only of specialists, but also of specialities, and that the cunning of the inventors mind has lost no opportunity to lighten the burden, lessen the cost, and make more accurate the work of the office as well as that of the factory. Any method of accounting proposed at this time must therefore take full cognizance of this fact if it is to be commensurate with modern progress.
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