Comparative international accounting
Christopher Nobes
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Comparative international accounting
by Christopher Nobes, Robert Parker
Published
2000
Publisher
Financial Times/Prentice Hall
Pages
534
ISBN-10
0273646028
Description
"Comparative International Accounting is primarily intended for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, taking courses in comparative and international accounting."--BOOK JACKET.
The works of Hubert Howe Bancroft
International financial statistics
Development of Accounting in an International Context
Accounting comparisons
Comparative international accounting
International accounting and multinational enterprises
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Comparative international accounting was written by Christopher Nobes, Robert Parker.
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