An Investigation of the Impact of Degree of IFRS Implementation on the Comparative Accuracy and Bias of Equity Securities Analysts East and West European Firms Earnings Forecasts

Journal of Applied Business Research - United States
doi 10.19030/jabr.v24i4.1331
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