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The demand for auditor reputation across international markets for audit services

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Principles-based vs. rules-based accounting standards : the effects of auditee proposed accounting treatment and regulatory enforcement on auditor judgments and confidence

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Policy and research implications of evolving independence rules for public company auditors

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Response to discussants' comments - The demand for auditor reputation across international markets for audit services

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Insights from an Analysis of Audit Committee Governance Practices at U.S. Registered Investment Companies and Public Operating Companies

Jenkins, J. Gregory - 2019

Guided by agency theory and institutional theory, we investigate the influence of the unique aspects of investment companies (ICs) on audit committee (AC) governance and compare AC IC and operating company (OC) governance practices. We use a dual-method, three-stage research approach: (1)...

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