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Dolorous songs and blessing of the curses: corporate governance in Australia

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posted on 2024-11-14, 05:10 authored by Jane Andrew, K Cooper, K Islam
The spate of corporate collapses that have plagues the business community in the last few years has had both positive and negative impacts. These have implicated accounting in the scandals and the commonality in the nature of collapses has bought in a number of blessings by triggering global consciousness and consensus to root out the problems. We argue that regulatory changes, the emergence of corporate governance codes, mandatory compliance with accounting standards for greater transparency and the emergence of a new accounting order would not have been possible without such spectacular failures.

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This article was originally published as Andrew, J, Cooper, K and Islam, K, Dolorous songs and blessing of the curses: corporate governance in Australia, The Journal of American Academy of Business, Cambridge, 10 (1), 285-289, 2006. Original journal available here.

Journal title

Journal of the American Academy of Business, Cambridge

Volume

10

Issue

1

Pagination

285-289

Language

English

RIS ID

15002

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