Vol. 17 No. 3 (2016): Journal of Accounting, Ethics & Public Policy, JAEPP

Articles

• CAN WE PREDICT SUCCESS IN THE FIRST INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING COURSE FROM SOPHOMORE-LEVEL PERFORMANCE?

  Marvin L. Bouillon, Clemense Ehoff

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• MODIFYING THE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT APPLICATION PROCESS FOR ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT

  Anthony Masino

  527

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• DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS—THE SEC'S 20-YEAR JOURNEY (JUNE 1995‒DECEMBER 2015): PART 2 (AUGUST 2006‒DECEMBER 2015)

  Helen M. Roybark

  541

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• THE IMPACT OF EMPATHY AND SELFISM ON WHISTLEBLOWING INTENTIONS

  Jessica L. Hildebrand, Tara J. Shawver

  601

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• IMPACT OF ASSURANCE LEVEL AND TAX STATUS ON THE TENDENCY OF RELATIVELY SMALL MANUFACTURERS TO MANAGE PRODUCTION AND EARNINGS

  Benjamin P. Foster, John M. Mueller, Trimbak Shastri

  625

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• CREATIVE PRICING ISSUES IN CPA FIRM PRACTICE FOR ETHICAL AND PROFITABLE ACTIVITY

  Gregory S. Kordecki, Maria L. Bullen, Elizabeth Capener

  645

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• PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING AND TRANSPARENCY IN MUNICIPAL FINANCES

  H. Anthony Crossman, Dov Fischer

  663

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• THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN GLOBALIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL TAXATION

  George Joseph

  683

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• THE NUMBER OF PROFESSIONALLY CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING EXPERTS ON AUDIT COMMITTEES AND CONFIDENCE IN EARNINGS: A STUDY OF RETAIL INVESTORS’ PERCEPTIONS

  Alan S. Levitan, David A. Dubofsky, Lyle Sussman

  721

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