THE ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL SETTING FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING

Feb 28, 2014

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Chapter 1. 2. Roadmap. Economic SettingDemand SupplyInstitutional SettingWhat kind of rules are desirable?Who sets the rule?. Chapter 1. 3. Demand for accounting information. InvestorsManagers and employeesCreditors and suppliersConsumersGovernmental agencies. Chapter 1. 4. Determinants

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THE ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL SETTING FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING

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