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von Hoffman, Vicky B.
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Continuous auditing's effectiveness as a fraud deterrent

von Gonzalez, George C.
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How audit reviewers respond to an audit preparer's affective bias : the ironic rebound effect

von Frank, Michele L.
Veröffentlicht in The accounting review (2015)

The accountability demand for information in China and the US : a research note

von Birnberg, Jacob G.
Veröffentlicht in Accounting, organizations and society (2008)

Bonus versus penalty: does contract frame affect employee effort?

von Hannan, R. Lynn
Veröffentlicht in Experimental Business Research ; Vol. II: Economic and managerial perspectives (2005)

Discussion of construal instructions and professional skepticism in evaluating complex estimates

von Frank, Michele L.
Veröffentlicht in Accounting, organizations and society (2015)

Reducing management's influence on auditor's judgments : an experimental investigation of SOX 400 assessments

von Earley, Christine E.
Veröffentlicht in The accounting review (2008)

Why some investors avoid accounting information : identifying a psychological cost of information acquisition using the securities-based crowdfunding setting

von Cade, Nicole L.
Veröffentlicht in The accounting review (2023)

Do effort differences between bonus and penalty contracts persist in labor markets?

von Gonzalez, George C.
Veröffentlicht in The accounting review (2020)

Points to consider when self-assessing your empirical accounting research

Veröffentlicht in Contemporary accounting research (2015)