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Do audit and non-audit business students implicitly associate a company's relative stock market performance with perceptions of corporate ethical behavior?

Nolder, Christine; Hunton, James E. - In: Advances in accounting behavioral research : Vol. 11, (pp. 103-128). 2008

Jost et al. (2003) theorizes and finds that business students, on an average, hold a positive fair market ideology (FMI), which suggests that they believe in the power of market forces to reward ethical corporate behavior and punish unethical behavior; accordingly, they tend to make an implicit...

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Communicatio apprehension in accounting majors : synthesis of relevant studies, intervention techniques, and directions for future research

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