An integrative model for the study of public accounting firms.

An integrative model for the study of public accounting firms.

Public accounting firms have characteristics which set them apart from other professional organizations. These characteristics, which create a unique organizational setting, are a high percentage of professionalization, large size and market competition coupled with expected adherence to professiona...

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Main Author: Mitchell, Elizabeth Ann
Other Authors: Hellriegel, Don (degree committee member.), Reed, Sarah A. (degree committee member.), Shearon, Winston T. (degree committee member.)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Published: 1987.
Subjects:
Accountants > United States.
Accounting firms > United States > Management.
Organizational behavior > Case studies.
Major accounting.
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