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Auditors´assessment of hedge effectiveness
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 3-19
 2001 Gniewosz, G.
Fargher, N.
Simnett, R.
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How is audit quality perceived by Big 5 and local auditors in China? A preliminary investigation
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : JUL, VOL. 5:2, p. 157-175
 2001 Chen, C. J. P.
Shome, A.
Su, X.
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An examination of the effects of accountability when auditors are uncertain about the views of superior partners
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : JUL, VOL. 5:2, p. 141-155
 2001 Kaplan, S. E.
Lord, A. T.
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Two factors affecting internal audit independence and objectivity: evidence from Singapore
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : JUL, VOL. 5:2, p. 107-125
 2001 Goodwin, J.
Yeo, T. Y.
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The effects of auditor gender and task complexity on information processing efficiency
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : JUL, VOL. 5:2, p. 91-105
 2001 O´Donnell, E.
Johnson, E. N.
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Some empirical evidence to support the relationship between audit reports and stock prices -- the French Case
International Journal of Auditing
2000 : NOV, VOL. 4:3, p. 269-292
 2000 Soltani, B.
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Current developments and trends in social and environmental auditing, reporting and attestation: a review and comment
International Journal of Auditing
2000 : NOV, VOL. 4:3, p. 247-268
 2000 Gray, R.
57.
Demand and supply of auditing in IPOs: an empirical analysis of the Quebec market
International Journal of Auditing
2000 : NOV, VOL. 4:3, p. 227-246
 2000 Bedard, J.
Coulombe, D.
Courteau, L.
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Outsourcing the internal audit function: a survey of the UK public and private sectors
International Journal of Auditing
2000 : NOV, VOL. 4:3, p. 213-226
 2000 Selim, G.
Yiannakas, A.
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A case for global corporate governance rules: an auditor's perspective
International Journal of Auditing
2000 : NOV, VOL. 4:3, p. 203-212
 2000 Roussey, R.
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