Part of a series exploring advances in accounting in developing economies, this collection of seven articles on international accounting practices in Asia provides readers with a detailed look
at the use of reporting standardization as a tool for developing practical and useful practices to bolster broad policy positions. Topics discussed include corporate governance in Bangladesh,
analysis of new ethics standards for accountants in China, corporate behavior among Chinese listed companies, and corporate governance and audit report time lines in Malaysia. Chapters include
abstracts and individual citations and notes. The contributors are academics in economics and accounting from universities around the world. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution.
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