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Page 20 eaa newsletter, issue 1/2013 European traditions in accounting accounting in Denmark: The impact of business economics and practice1 Carsten Rohde Denmark is a small country in terms of both size and population, which stood at around million in the late nine-teenth century and has risen to around million today. Well into the twenti-eth century, the Danish economy was primarily based on agriculture, alt-hough the sector was to a large extent rationalised from the 1860s onwards with the formation of large coopera-tives. Commerce and industry devel-oped relatively late, and it was not until after World War I that it became possible to take a business degree that went much beyond the basics of bookkeeping. Denmark was undergo-ing a process of industrialisation, and new measurement and management tools were found necessary.
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