[A]ccounting is, above all, an attempt to intervene, to act upon individuals, entities, and processes to transform them and to achieve specific ends. From such a perspective, accounting is no longer to be regarded as a neutral device that merely documents and reports the facts of economic activity. Accounting can now be seen as a set of practices that affects the type of world we live in [...] (Miller, 1994, p.1).

With reference to the role and practice of management accounting in organizations (profit, non-profit, and/or public sector entities), critically discuss the extent you agree with Millers statement.