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The Effect Of Ceo Power On Earnings Management Of Listed Firms In China: The Moderating Role Of Audit Committee Independence
Earnings management is widely regarded as harmful because it distorts financial transparency and misleads stakeholders. Under the framework of Type Ι agency theory, this study examines the role of audit committee independence in mitigating agency problems and its moderating effect on the relationshi
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