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Communication, corporate annual reports and perception engineering
- 其他作者: Courtis, John K.
- 出版: [Bradford, West Yorkshire] : MCB UP Ltd. [2002].
- 稽核項: 1 online resource.
- 叢書名: Accounting, auditing & accountability journal ;v. 15, no. 4
- 標題: AccountingFinancial. , Corporation reports. , Corporations Accounting. , Corporations Auditing. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Accounting -- Financial. , Financial statements. , Auditing. , Electronic books. , Corporations , Accounting. , BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
- ISBN: 1845446097 , 9781845446093
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- 附註: Cover title. Title from e-book title screen (viewed July 14, 2005). "Accounting, auditing & accountability Journal, Volume 15, Number 4, 2002." Includes bibliographical references. Editorial advisory board; Abstracts and keywords; Preface; Economic man and disciplinary boundaries; Corporate annual reports: research perspectives used; The information gap in annual reports; Developments in content analysis; Measurement distortion of graphs in corporate reports; Colour graphics and task complexity in multivariate decision making; Communication and antithesis in corporate annual reports; Signaling gender diversity through annual report pictures.
- 摘要: Emerging sensitivity of accountants to the role of communicationand perception engineeringCommunication is an important component of how accountants spend theirtime. In addition to the involvement of accountants with traditional accounting, they also spend considerable time in meetings with clients and colleagues, inwriting reports and letters, in interacting on the phone and by e-mails, inreading myriad documents and in supervising others.
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Emerging sensitivity of accountants to the role of communicationand perception engineeringCommunication is an important component of how accountants spend theirtime. In addition to the involvement of accountants with traditional accounting, they also spend considerable time in meetings with clients and colleagues, inwriting reports and letters, in interacting on the phone and by e-mails, inreading myriad documents and in supervising others.
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