Questions from General Accounting


Q: How do employee perceptions of commitment, integrity, and transparency in

How do employee perceptions of commitment, integrity, and transparency in the workplace contribute toward creating an ethical corporate culture?

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Q: Steroid use in baseball is an important societal issue. Many members

Steroid use in baseball is an important societal issue. Many members of society are concerned that their young sons and daughters may be negatively influenced by what apparently has been done at the m...

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Q: It has been said that recent graduates from a business school majoring

It has been said that recent graduates from a business school majoring in accounting and just entering the profession are especially vulnerable to ethical missteps because they are often naive and may...

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Q: Explain how “group-think” might lead a person to

Explain how “group-think” might lead a person to ignore moral and ethical duty in an organization.

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Q: Do you believe that employees who observe more occupational fraud in their

Do you believe that employees who observe more occupational fraud in their organizations are more likely to engage in occupational fraud themselves?

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Q: 9. The following questions are about corporate governance and executive compensation

9. The following questions are about corporate governance and executive compensation. (a) How does agency theory address the issue of executive compensation? (b) How might stakeholder theory argue aga...

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Q: In our discussion of the KPMG professional judgment framework, we pointed

In our discussion of the KPMG professional judgment framework, we pointed out that biased judgments can be made because of judgment tendencies. One such tendency that was not included in the framework...

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Q: What are the dangers of creeping commercialism in the accounting profession?

What are the dangers of creeping commercialism in the accounting profession?

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Q: Can a CPA auditor be independent without being objective? Can a

Can a CPA auditor be independent without being objective? Can a CPA auditor be objective without being independent? Explain.

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Q: What is the problem with an auditor overrelying on management’s representations on

What is the problem with an auditor overrelying on management’s representations on the financial statements?

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