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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137515339accounting; IAS; IFRS; financial accounting; IAS; IFRS; management; public finance

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Benefits and Costs of International TradeBeing the last chapter, Chapter 6, concludes this book. It consists of two sections. The first section presents concluding remarks while discussing implications and offering suggestions. The second section discusses the limitations of this research and corroborates some ideas for future research.

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Conclusion,Being the last chapter, Chapter 6, concludes this book. It consists of two sections. The first section presents concluding remarks while discussing implications and offering suggestions. The second section discusses the limitations of this research and corroborates some ideas for future research.

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Conclusion: On Skipping History, known and real-life-related accounting narrative. Itfocuses on and delves into the recently emerging concept known as treasury loss while providing an in-depth examination. Chapter 3 investigates the relevance of corporate earnings and discusses the significant impact of the GING issue on corporate

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Benefits and Costs of International Tradeand strives on resolving the measurement issues while providing a real-life business case/scenario. Chapter 4 yields some solutions for measurement issues that are documented and discussed with the help of a real-life business case. The given case documents and suggests that market structure and mar

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Benefits and Costs of International Tradears of the game theory-rhetoric. The second section documents some real-life applications in connection with international corporate financial corporate reporting while giving a special glance to IAS 12. Although the second chapter exerts a special focus to the relationship of GING with IFRS and IAS

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Book 2008 mechanisms is often more comprehensive on the micro than on the macro scale. On the other hand, not all information on the micro level is relevant for the understanding of this macro behaviour. Therefore, averaging and homogenization methods are needed to select only the specific information from t