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An Assessment of Audit Expectation Gap in Ghana [PDF]
Audit expectation gap is the difference between what the public expect auditors to do and what auditors do. Given the significance of the expectation gap, it is not surprising therefore that a number of studies have shown concern for the expectation gap problem. But it appears no studies have been conducted in Ghana in relation to Audit Expectation Gap.
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Reducing The Audit Expectation Gap In Yemen
مجلة الميادين الاقتصادية, 2022Abdullah Masood Nasser, Elfadl Eltayeb
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Auditing, Regulation and the Persistence of the Expectations Gap
2015Humphrey, C. +2 more
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Determinants of audit expectation gap: the case of Cameroon
Accounting Research Journal, 2020Lazarus Elad Fotoh
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Audit Expectation Gap: Perspectives of Auditors and Audited Account Users
2012This study empirically examined Audit Expectation Gap: Perspectives of Auditors and Audited Account Users. For the purpose of this study primary and secondary data were used. Data were sourced through the examination of vast array of relevant literature like journals, standard textbooks, magazine and questionnaires.
Olagunju, Adebayo +1 more
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A contribution to the understanding of the audit expectation gap
2013L’écart entre ce que le public attend de la part de l’auditeur et ce que ce dernier pense réaliser est connu sous le vocable d’ « expectation gap ». Cette recherche a pour ambition de contribuer à la compréhension de ce phénomène. Nous appréhendons l’ « expectation gap » dans ses dimensions discursive et normative.
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Audit education role in decreasing the expectation gap
Journal of Education for Business, 2019Adriana Tiron-Tudor +2 more
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