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The effect of political visibility on audit effort and audit pricing

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The effect of audit experience on audit fees and audit quality

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The association between audit committees and audit fees in the public sector

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Auditor specialization, auditor dominance, and audit fees : the role of investment opportunities

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The association between client-specific investment opportunities and audit fees of industry specialists and non-specialists

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Audit firm merger and the strategic response by large audit firms

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The Association between Client-Specific Investment Opportunities and Audit Fees of Industry Specialists

Cahan, Steven F. - 2014

Audit clients' investment opportunity sets (IOS) include firm-specific opportunities that are unique to the client, as well as opportunities generalizable to the client's industry and opportunities even more generically available to all firms. Prior research does not examine the variation in...

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