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The author analyses the recent history of financial reporting and shows that its complexities are inevitable. He sets out the basis for a fair value model stemming from a conceptual framework and argues that if financial reporting rules are to be correctly drawn from such a framework the resulting reports will be complex and require well‐trained professional analysis to both understand them and to explain them.
Balance Sheet – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 2003
Keywords: Accounting standards; Financial reporting; Financial instruments; Audit committees
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