Some of the Costs of International Convergence of Accounting Standards

question 68

Multiple Choice

Some of the costs of international convergence of accounting standards include:

• A) costs of educating accountants to adopt a new set of standards.
• B) costs associated with changing data collection systems.
• C) costs associated with changing data reporting systems.
• D) all of the given answers.

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