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Intentions to report questionable acts: An examination of the influence of anonymous reporting channel, internal audit quality, and setting
Steven Kaplan
, Joseph J. Schultz
Accountancy, School of
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Business & Economics
Internal Audit
74%
Audit Quality
71%
Accounting Fraud
23%
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
21%
Sarbanes-Oxley
20%
Scandal
17%
Audit Committee
17%
Public Company
17%
Observer
16%
Board of Directors
15%
Rationale
13%
Costs
6%
Social Sciences
Internal audits
100%
examination
37%
audit committee
9%
public company
8%
board of directors
7%
reporter
6%
scandal
6%
fraud
5%
firm
4%
act
3%
organization
3%
costs
3%
management
2%
Arts & Humanities
Audit
84%
Observer
13%
Strengthening
12%
Fraud
12%
Costs
4%