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Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis

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Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis. / Klumpes, P J M.
Lancaster University: The Department of Accounting and Finance, 1998. (Accounting and Finance Working Paper Series).

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Klumpes, PJM 1998 'Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis' Accounting and Finance Working Paper Series, The Department of Accounting and Finance, Lancaster University.

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Klumpes, P. J. M. (1998). Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis. (Accounting and Finance Working Paper Series). The Department of Accounting and Finance.

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Klumpes PJM. Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis. Lancaster University: The Department of Accounting and Finance. 1998. (Accounting and Finance Working Paper Series).

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Klumpes, P J M. / Competition among accounting standard setters: a property rights analysis. Lancaster University : The Department of Accounting and Finance, 1998. (Accounting and Finance Working Paper Series).

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