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A REEXAMINATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSION - CRITICAL EVENTS FROM 1912–1940
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  • 1974A history of accounting thought340 cited
  • 1992Professionalism and self interest: A critical view of the Expectations Gap56 cited
  • 1993Corporate Financial Reporting39 cited
  • 1992THE DEVELOPMENT OF “THE BIG EIGHT” ACCOUNTING FIRMS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1900 TO 199033 cited

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