Loose Leaf Ethical Obligations And Decision Making In Accounting: Text And Cases
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Author: Steven M Mintz Chair & Professor of Accounting, Roselyn E. Morris Associate Professor
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Analyze whether the authority to blow the whistle actually require the auditor to execute it. On what basis is this action executed.
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