Investigation shows audit committees reduce financial reporting errors, suggesting improved governance policy implications.
Provides evidence concerning whether audit committees are associated with a reduced incidence of errors, irregularities and other indicators of unreliable financial reporting. Identification of five potential consequences of audit committees; Implications for regulators in formulating corporate governance policy.
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