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Determinants of Canadian accounting practitioners' ethical perceptions on earnings management
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The collapses of Enron, World Com, and Arthur Andersen have raised a growing concern about earnings management (EM) ethics. These accounting scandals have damaged stakeholders' overall confidence and trust in the accounting profession. The academic community has responded with extensive research into American EM ethics but little is known about Canadian ethical values on perceptions of EM. This project focused on Canadian perspectives and surveyed 175 accounting students from two business
doi:10.24124/2009/bpgub1390
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