Description
This book comprises eight chapters that discuss some of the most formidable problems facing accountancy in the twenty-first century. It is a must read for financial and accounting students, academics and researchers. These are started by the role of theory in social science; together with assessing the value of audited accounts for the Malaysian Public Service, he analyses what makes an accounting graduate employable and studies the ethics of the students. It one also it looks at ESG commitment and financial performance relationship, whether students are prepared or not for 4th industrial revolution, and raising capital through equity crowdfunding. The last chapter it talks on ethical behaviour among auditors with a focus on gender differences and moral values. Given that it has been the cumulative effort of different persons who contributed differently to this work through their various language styles, one is sure to find this very instrumental in providing fresh insights into modern accounting challenges.
