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Extensible business reporting language (XBRL): a tool for accounting education in the 21st century
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Extensible business reporting language (XBRL): a tool for accounting education in the 21st century

21st century education standards focus on 21st century skills, content knowledge and expertise. Technology advances such as eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) have revolutionized the way information is exchanged and the way business is conducted. These days, speed is of the essence and loss of accuracy, lack of transparency, and difficulty in analysis are increasingly becoming...
 
Published at Journal of Accounting, Finance and Auditing Studies
Volume 2
Issue 3
Pages 85-97
Published in 2016
 
 
visit (http://jafas.org/articles/2016-2-3/6_XBRL_FULL_TEXT.pdf)
 
 
Faboyede, S., Nwobu, O., Akande, O. and Oladipo, O.
Nwobu Obiamaka » Obiamaka Nwobu is a Lecturer and researcher with interests in corporate sustainability reporting, corporate sustainability accounting, accounting education and gender, corporate financial reporting and corporate governance. She is a recipient of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) research grant for the study titled “Gender gap: Enrolment and Career Choices of Accounting... view full profile
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Stock Market Development in Nigeria: Implications on Economic Growth and Vision 2020
 
Enrolment and Career Choices of Accounting Students in Nigerian Universities: A Gender Analysis.
 
Career Advancement of Female Accountants in Professional Practice in Nigeria
 
The Impact of International Financial Reporting Standards on Taxation
 
International financial reporting standards and foreign direct investment in Nigeria.
 
The Role of Accounting Services in Small and Medium Scale Businesses in Nigeria.
 
The impact of international financial reporting standards adoption and banking reforms on earnings management: evidence from Nigerian banks
 
Accounting numbers and stock prices in the Nigerian stock market
 
Governance commitment and time differences in aspects of sustainability reporting in Nigerian banks
 
The relationship between corporate sustainability reporting and profitability and shareholders fund in Nigerian banks
 
An Evaluation of the Audit Expectation Gap in Nigeria
 
Gender gap: Enrolment and career choices of accounting students in Nigerian universities
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