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_aBPer. 657 _bAc27 |
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_95603 _aGhio, Alessandro. |
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_aAccounting harmonization in the BRIC countries : _ba common path / _cby Alessandro Ghio and Roberto Verona. |
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_a--Amsterdam: _bElsevier, _c2015. |
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300 | _apages 121-139 | ||
310 | _aQuarterly | ||
362 | _aVolume 39, issue 2 (June 2015) | ||
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_95407 _aAccounting Forum. |
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_vVolume 39, issue 2 (June 2015) _x0155-9982 |
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520 | 3 | _aThe aim of this paper is to undersatnd the similarities and differences in the accounting convergence process of the BRIC countries. Ths study examines the evolution of these countries' accounting systems by developing a three-dimensional framework based on the political, economic and cultural elements. Brazil and Russia merely imitate, whereas China and India edit and translate the international standards (informed divergence'). The political aspects, supported by the national culture and community', represents the main driver, even if the three dimensions are closely interconnected and overall, we show the current emergence of limits of the implementation of the dominant market model. | |
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_95604 _aBRICs |
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_95606 _aAccounting harmonization. |
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_95608 _aAccounting systems. |
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_95610 _aGAAP. |
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_95611 _aVerona, Roberto. |
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_2ddc _cBPER. |