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LIST OF TABLESPage3.1 Definitions a
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSACCAAICPAAPBAR
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Auditor Independence and Non-audit
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2.2 Current regulatory frameworks:
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firms have, over the last 10 years,
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CHAPTER 2AUDITOR INDEPENDENCE2.1 In
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low cost strategies to protect and/
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• the costs of auditor switching
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