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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Accounting, Organizations and Society. 105:101391
Autor:
Christopher P. Agoglia
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AUDITING: A Journal of Practice & Theory. 38:1a-7
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The Accounting Review. 95:89-111
While current audit standards explicitly state engagement partner tenure requirements, firms have flexibility in managing the rotation process. We conduct semi-structured interviews with 20 U.S. audit firm partners who share their experiences on topi
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Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance. :0148558X2211106
Many firms engage in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, which aim to serve a broader set of stakeholders (e.g., workforce, communities, environment). These companies often encourage management to consider these stakeholders when makin
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AUDITING: A Journal of Practice & Theory. 41:1-1
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The Accounting Review. 93:223-244
Contrast analysis has become prevalent in experimental accounting research since Buckless and Ravenscroft (1990) introduced it to the accounting literature over 25 years ago. Since its initial introduction, the scope of contrast testing has expanded,
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Accounting, Organizations and Society. 92:101240
To foster positive relationships with clients, audit firms often assign “relationship partners” (hereafter RPs) to engagements. Yet, little is known about RPs’ influence on disagreements that arise during fieldwork. We conduct an experiment wit
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
We investigate how the fit of a company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities to its business operations affects the investment willingness of long- and short-term investors. While prior research shows several positive outcomes associa
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Accounting, Organizations and Society. 44:1-14
While some research suggests that explicit incentives to meet time budgets have recently been reduced at audit firms, there is also evidence indicating that audit seniors and staff still feel at least implicit pressure to meet budgets. We examine the