Contemporary auditing problems: Proceedings of the Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems

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Discussant\u27s response to the sample of one: Indispensable or indefensible? / Alvin A. Arens; Auditor independence: Its Historical development and some proposals for research / R. Glen Berryman; Case for continuation of mandatory independent audits for publicly held companies / John C. Burton; Discussant\u27s response to auditor independence: Its historical development and some proposals for research / Le Roy E. Kist; New AICPA Audit Commission -- Will the real questions please stand up? / Stephen D. Harlan; Discussant\u27s response to the new AICPA Audit Commission -- Will the real questions please stand up? / Jack C. Robertson; Controlling audit quality: A responsibility of the profession? / Andrew P. Marincovich; Discussant\u27s response to controlling audit quality: A responsibility of the profession? / Gordon L. Murray; Relationship of auditing standards to detection of fraud / George R. Catlett; Discussant\u27s response to relationship of auditing standards to detection of fraud / John J. Willingham; Decision theory view of auditing / William L. Felix; Discussant\u27s response to a decision theory view of auditing / James Loebbecke; Setting standards for statistical sampling in auditing / John C. Broderick; Discussant\u27s response to setting standards for statistical sampling in auditing / Lawrence L. Vance; Sample of one: Indispensable or indefensible? / Gregory M. Bonihttps://egrove.olemiss.edu/dl_proceedings/1001/thumbnail.jp

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