Social Accounting Systems. Essays on the State of the Art

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Foreword, Pages xiii-xviii, ALBERT J. REISS JR.
Preface, Pages xix-xx
Acknowledgments, Page xxi
1 - Social Accounting Systems: An Overview, Pages 1-21, Kenneth C. Land, F. Thomas Juster
2 - The Theory and Measurement of Well-Being: A Suggested Framework for Accounting and Analysis, Pages 23-94, F. Thomas Juster, Paul N. Courant, Greg K. Dow
3 - A Social Production Framework for Resource Accounting, Pages 95-129, Nestor E. Terleckyj
4 - A Behavior Setting Approach to Social Accounts Combining Concepts and Data from Ecological Psychology, Economics, and Studies of Time Use, Pages 131-217, Karl A. Fox, Syamal K. Ghosh
5 - Social Accounts Based on Map, Clock, and Calendar, Pages 219-239, Marcus Felson
6 - Demographic Accounts and the Study of Social Change, With Applications to the Post-World War II United States, Pages 241-306, Kenneth C. Land, Marilyn M. McMillen
7 - The Relationship of Demographic Accounts to National Income and Product Accounts, Pages 307-376, Richard Stone
8 - Subjective Social Indicators, Objective Social Indicators, and Social Accounting Systems, Pages 377-419, Frank M. Andrews
9 - Social Indicators, Social Change, and Social Accounting: Toward More Integrated and Dynamic Models, Pages 421-452, James S. House
10 - The Conceptual and Empirical Strengths and Limitations of Demographic and Time-Based Accounts, Pages 453-476, Richard Ruggles
Subject Index, Pages 477-479
STUDIES IN POPULATION, Pages ibc1-ibc2, H.H. WINSBOROUGH