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1 December 2015
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December 01 2015
The Principal-Agent Dilemma: Reframing the Auditor's Role Using Stakeholder Theory
Anne Leah Schnader;
Anne Leah Schnader
Anne Leah Schnader is an Assistant Professor at Suffolk University, Jean C. Bedard is a Professor at Bentley University, and Nathan Cannon is an Assistant Professor at Texas State University.
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Jean C. Bedard;
Jean C. Bedard
Anne Leah Schnader is an Assistant Professor at Suffolk University, Jean C. Bedard is a Professor at Bentley University, and Nathan Cannon is an Assistant Professor at Texas State University.
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Nathan Cannon
Nathan Cannon
Anne Leah Schnader is an Assistant Professor at Suffolk University, Jean C. Bedard is a Professor at Bentley University, and Nathan Cannon is an Assistant Professor at Texas State University.
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Editor's note: Accepted by Pamela B. Roush.
2015
Accounting and the Public Interest (2015) 15 (1): 22–26.
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Anne Leah Schnader, Jean C. Bedard, Nathan Cannon; The Principal-Agent Dilemma: Reframing the Auditor's Role Using Stakeholder Theory. Accounting and the Public Interest 1 December 2015; 15 (1): 22–26. https://doi.org/10.2308/apin-51234
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