Accounting ethics and education: A response [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 11 (7):485 - 490 (1992)
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In this article we review the principal directions that an American Accounting Association committee has taken in the past three years to encourage the teaching of ethics in accounting programs and/or courses in higher education. We also (1) briefly comment on the place of accounting ethics in both higher education and continuing professional education and (2) provide some brief final comments.

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