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This paper investigates how external auditor provision of significant non-audit services and client pressure to use the work of internal audit influence external auditors' use of internal auditors' work. More specifically, we study how external audit evidence gathering choices are influenced by...
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We use experimental markets to examine whether providing consulting services to a non‐audit client impacts audit quality. Our paper directly addresses concerns raised by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board that the largest public accounting firms' growth in their consulting practices...
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This study uses experimental economic markets to investigate the impact of risk and the potential for loss on managers’ demand for audit quality. We posit that these two important contextual factors influence managers’ audit quality preferences. We study these factors because they are...
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We insert an automated high-quality (HQ) auditor into established experimental audit markets to test the impact on the supply and demand for audit quality. Our approach allows us to investigate manager demand for audit quality and how other auditors respond to the increased competition from the...
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We use experimental economic markets to investigate the impact of risk and the potential for loss on managers' demand for audit quality. We posit that managers' audit quality preferences are influenced by these two important contextual factors, which are often not considered or are difficult to...
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