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July 1, 1983The Accounting Review

English-Arabic Dictionary of Accounting and Finance (Book).

Philip Meyer M.M. Tawfik

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To evaluate the contents and utility of the dictionary for professionals in accounting and finance.
Reviewing the book's structure and content
Assessing the accuracy of translations
Analyzing the relevance of terminology
The dictionary includes a comprehensive range of financial and accounting terms
Translations are mostly accurate and useful for practitioners
Emphasizes the importance of bilingual resources in finance sectors.

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Review highlights key features and significance of an English-Arabic dictionary in finance and accounting.

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Reviews the book "English-Arabic Dictionary of Accounting and Finance," by Adnan Abdeen.

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