Detecting Accounting Fraud: Analysis And Ethics
by Cecil W. Jackson, University of Southern California
Detecting Accounting Fraud: Analysis And Ethics by Cecil W. Jackson delves into the critical aspects of identifying fraudulent activities in accounting practices and emphasizes ethical considerations.
- Author
- Cecil W. Jackson, University of Southern California
- Edition
- 1st Edition
- ISBN
- 978-1-29-205940-2
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Notes, guides and solved problems from students using Detecting Accounting Fraud: Analysis And Ethics.
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