Research on accounting ethics

Abstract

Should auditors provide nonaudit services to their audit clients?, Ronald A. Davidson and Craig Emby applying behavioural models as prescriptions for ethics in accounting practice and education - revisiting fish out of water and an experiment, Tom Tolleson et al a study of the relationship between accounting students' moral reasoning and cognitive styles, Dann G. Fisher and Richard L. Ott accounting ethics - the search for truth in an age of moral relativism, C. Richard Baker the litigation crisis - auditor responsibility to the public, Bonita A. Daly and James R. Hamill value judgements using belief functions, Rajendra P. Srivastava ethical obligations of CPAs in advertising and solicitation - public interest considerations, Kathy S. Moffeit et al integrating ethics into intermediate accounting - an experimental investigation incorporating attribution theory, Sara York Kenny and Martha M. Einning the impact of ethics education in accounting curricula, James Lampe commentary on Integrating Ethics Exercises into Intermediate and The Impact of Ethics Education in Accounting Curricula, Bruce L. Oliver ethics for business faculty, Raef A. Lawson ethics violations in the accounting profession - an empirical investigation, C. William Thomas and Samuel L. Seaman on servicing the public's going-concern report modifications, Marshall G.A. Geiger et al.

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