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January 1, 1966The Accounting Review

Auditing, Management Games, and Accounting Education (Book).

Stephen A. Zeff Dennis E. Grawoig J. Sydney Cook

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Key Points

The aim is to evaluate the contributions of the book to accounting education, particularly in auditing.
Review of book content
Analysis of educational frameworks
Examination of management game applications
Identified benefits of management games in teaching auditing concepts
Outlined effective educational strategies
Highlighted improvement in student engagement and learning outcomes

Implication

Review highlights insights on the role of management games in enhancing auditing education.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Auditing, Management Games, and Accounting Education," by Neil C. Churchill, Merton H. Miller and Robert M. Trueblood.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba43884e9516ffd37a4e69 https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4493514

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