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John Morgan,J. Lawrence Bergin,Larry Sallee
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This research explores relationships between ?business school accreditation? and average CPA exam scores of graduates from each of several types of accredited business programs. Our findings show graduates of AACSBInternational accredited programs have s...
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John Morgan,J. Lawrence Bergin,Larry Sallee
Pág. 25 - 35
This research explores relationships between ?business school accreditation? and average CPA exam scores of graduates from each of several types of accredited business programs. Our findings show graduates of AACSBInternational accredited programs have s...
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John Morgan,Frederic Ihrke
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Public perceptions about the quality of business education received at commercial (for-profit) universities, relative to the quality of business education received at publicly supported state universities and private not-for-profit universities are mixed...
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John Morgan,Frederic Ihrke
Pág. 77 - 86
Public perceptions about the quality of business education received at commercial (for-profit) universities, relative to the quality of business education received at publicly supported state universities and private not-for-profit universities are mixed...
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Peter Harris
International Reporting Standards (IFRS) has become the required framework for most of the world financial markets effective on January 1, 2011. The United States is in a transformation stage, and it has not yet been determined when the US will adopt IFR...
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Jerome DeRidder,H. Reed Muller
Double entry bookkeeping began in fifteenth century Italy. It developed into a fully integrated accounting system in England during the Industrial Revolution. The English system was transferred to America in the early 1880?s by accountants who were sent ...
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