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An Investigation of the Effect of Audit Quality on Accrual Reliability of Listed Companies on Tehran Stock Exchange

Mahdi Salehi · Saeid Jabbarzadeh Kangarlouei

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The demand for auditing arises from the auditor’s monitoring role in the principal-agent relationship (Eilifsen and Messier, 2000; Salehi and Nanjegowda, 2006; Salehi, 2007). According to agency theory, an agency relationship is a contract under which one or more principals engage an agent to perform some

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