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Accounting Education and Accountancy Profession in Jordan: The Current Status and the Processes of Improvement
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  • 2009Development of accounting regulation in Jordan170 cited
  • 2014International Classification of Financial Reporting157 cited
  • 1996EXTERNAL USERS OF FINANCIAL REPORTS IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: THE CASE OF JORDAN95 cited
  • 2005Management accounting practices in Jordan : a contingency approach43 cited
  • 2007The Legal and Institutional Framework for Corporate Financial Reporting Practices in South Asia25 cited

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