The current state of sustainability reporting by smaller S&P 500 companies: What do business choose to disclose?/ by Ganesh M. Pandit and Allen J. Rubenfield
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ArticleSeries: The CPA Journal. page 52-63 ; Vol.LXXXVI,No.6Publication details: --New York: New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, C2016Description: page 52-63ISSN: - 0732-8435
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