References

• 1986Audit Fees and Auditor Size: Further Evidence994 cited
• 1984Auditing, Consulting, and Auditor Independence940 cited
• 1993Highlights Of The Proposals Of The Committee On Financial Aspects Of Corporate Governance448 cited
• 1997Auditor Reputation: The International Empirical Evidence233 cited
• 1994The Provision of Other Services by Auditors: Independence and Pricing Issues156 cited
• 1995The effect of client management bargaining power, moral reasoning development, and belief in a just world on auditor independence153 cited
• 1991Size of Audit Fees and Perceptions of Auditors'Ability to Resist Management Pressure in Audit Conflict Situations139 cited
• 1994AUDITOR INDEPENDENCE, AUDIT QUALIFICATIONS AND THE PROVISION OF NON‐AUDIT SERVICES: A NOTE137 cited
• 1988The Association Between Qualified Opinions and Auditor Switches134 cited
• 1997Cognitive moral development and auditor independence127 cited
• 1974The Auditor-Firm Conflict of Interests: Its Implications for Independence.120 cited
• 1996Auditors' ability to discern the presence of ethical problems109 cited
• 1994The Changing Structure Of The Market For Audit Services In The UK—a Descriptive Study75 cited
• 1994A Multiperiod Model and Experimental Evidence of Independence and “Lowballing”*60 cited