Standard setters have been criticised for being 'balance sheet biased'. What does this mean? What evidence is
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Standard setters have been criticised for being 'balance sheet biased'. What does this mean? What evidence is available to support this criticism?
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Authors: Jayne Godfrey, Ann Tarca, Allan Hodgson, Jane Hamilton, Scott Holmes
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