Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards
Bookmark
ShareCopied to clipboardWhy did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards is a book. It was written by Sally Aisbitt and published by Open University Business School in 2004.
Key facts
- author: Sally Aisbitt
- publication date: 2004
- book publisher: Open University Business School
- book series: Working paper series
- book subjects: Accounting-Standards-European Union countries, Financial statements-Standards-European Union countries
See more factsExtract data
Download datasets about Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards:
Dataset of books series that contain Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards:
Dataset of book subjects that contain Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards:
"Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards" is one of the books by Sally Aisbitt, books by Open University Business School and 2,617,384 books in our database.
Related
Connected or similar to Why did(n't) the accountant cross the road? : towards a model of European enforcements of international financial reporting standards: .
This dashboard is based on data from: The British Library.
This content is available under the CC BY 4.0 license.