Essays 1. According to Hofstede cultural dimensions these are the scores of two countries: Compare and contrast these scores, while explaining their implications to accounting. 2. Gray's accounting values describe a country's accounting subculture as: a. Professionalism vs. Statutory Control b. Uniformity vs. Flexibility c. Conservatism vs. Optimism d. Secrecy vs. Transparency Compare and contrast these accounting values and how they can explain diversity in accounting practices. 3. Gray's accounting values model extends Hofstede's model by overlaying accounting values and systems and their links to societal values and institutional norms. Thoroughly explain the below table. Essays 1. According to Hofstede cultural dimensions these are the scores of two countries: Compare and contrast these scores, while explaining their implications to accounting. 2. Gray's accounting values describe a country's accounting subculture as: a. Professionalism vs. Statutory Control b. Uniformity vs. Flexibility c. Conservatism vs. Optimism d. Secrecy vs. Transparency Compare and contrast these accounting values and how they can explain diversity in accounting practices. 3. Gray's accounting values model extends Hofstede's model by overlaying accounting values and systems and their links to societal values and institutional norms. Thoroughly explain the below table