Giacomo Venturoli (17th century) was an Italian mathematician.

Life

Venturoli was a priest and taught

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. He wrote mainly about accountancy, contributing to the definition and promotion of this newly established discipline. In his book ''Scorta di economia'', he mentioned as references the works by

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and by Domenico Manzoni.
Storia della ragioneria italiana
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Works

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References

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