`  == Peer Review ==  I have found the following Peer Review for Real Value Accounting on the internet:    Dr Kucuksozen, the head of their International Accounting Standards Department, the manuscript to read before publication. This is what he states in public:   ``I examined your book and understood that Real Value Accounting is based on the continuous updating of non-monetary units in terms of the Consumer Price Index to today’s real value.   Theoretically, I totally agree with you. But, as you know, there is a trend toward the acceptance of International Accounting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standards issued by the International Accounting Standards Board all over the world. For example, the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) recommends harmonization of national accounting standards with IAS and IFRS. Also, the European Union introduced the requirement that from 2005 onwards, all listed companies have to prepare their consolidated accounts in accordance with IAS and IFRS adopted for application within the European Community. Considering international developments and as a candidate country for full membership, Turkey has issued a communiqué involving all IAS and IFRS and began application of them from the beginning of 2005 (As you know, we began application of IAS 29 in 2003).   In this regard, we can change over to real value accounting when there is a change in IAS/IFRS toward real value accounting or there is a trend toward real value accounting all over the world.``    `