TAILIEUCHUNG - The Ideology of Professional Regulation and the Markets for Accounting Labour: Three Episodes in the Recent History of the UK Accountancy Profession

The aim of this paper is to investigate the use of sample reweighting, in a behavioural tax microsimulation model, to examine the implications for government taxes and expenditure of population ageing in Australia. Tax microsimulation models are based on large-scale cross-sectional surveys containing substantial information about the characteristics of individuals and house- holds. Each household has a sample weight provided by the statistical agency responsible for collecting the data, and these weights are used to ‘gross up’ from the sample in order to obtain estimates of population values. This applies to aggregates such as income taxation, the number of recipients of a particular social transfer or. | The Ideology of Professional Regulation and the Markets for Accounting Labour Three Episodes in the Recent History of the UK Accountancy Profession By David Cooper Faculty of Business University of Alberta Canada Tony Puxty Strathclyde Business School University of Strathclyde UK Keith Robson School of Management UMIST UK Hugh Willmott Judge Institute of Management University of Cambridge UK A later version of this article appears in Accounting Organizations and Society 19 6 527-553 1994 For more information on published articles by Hugh Willmott please refer to http town close hr22 hcwhome THE IDEOLOGY OF PROFESSIONAL REGULATION AND THE MARKETS FOR ACCOUNTING LABOUR THREE EPISODES IN THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE UK ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION David Cooper Department of Accounting Faculty of Business University of Alberta Edmonton Alberta T6G 2R6 Canada Tony Puxty Department of Accounting Strathclyde Business School Glasgow Scotland Keith Robson School of Management UMIST Manchester M60 1QD England Hugh Willmott School of Management UMIST Manchester M60 1QD England Fifth revision July 1992. Previous versions of this paper were presented at the Policy Studies Institute London January 1988 the Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference Manchester July 1988 and an Accounting and Finance Research seminar at the University of Lancaster. We appreciate the helpful comments of Anthony Hopwood Sten Jonsson David Knights Cheryl Lehman Anne Loft Peter Miller Stephen Parsons Tony Tinker and the two anonymous reviewers. The research assistance of Vaughan Radcliffe is gratefully acknowledged. The authors wish to acknowledge the financial assistance of the UK Economic and Social Research Council award EO4250007 and the Research Board of the 2 Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

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