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Examining factors influencing behavioural intention of managers in fraudulent financial reporting: Evidence from Pakistan
accountingand-operationsbusiness-administrationcorporate-financefinance-and-financial-managementintentionmanagementorganizational-behavior-and-theory
The modern business world is substantially full of risks and challenges that the global crimes and illegal financial activities are growing rapidly. All the stakeholders such as the owners, shareholders, investors, and regulators have raised much concern over increasing number of corporate scandals.
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