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The economics of audit quality : private incentives and the regulation of audit and non-audit services

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1. Auditing quality. 2. The safeguard of quality. 3. Auditor independence as an economic decision. 4. The supply of non-audit services by auditors. 5. Effects of non-audit services on auditor independence. 6. Effects of non-audit services on market competition. 7. Normative possibilities for non-audit services. 8. Let knowledge evolve in the market. References. Index.

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