The authors bring the disciplines of accounting and economics to
bear on an examination of the critical role played by the major
accounting firms in the ongoing economic recovery of Pacific Rim
nations from the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s.
Accounting firms, through their service offerings, are having an
impact not only on economic indicators, but also on longer-term
growth prospects and development patterns in the newly
industrialized nations of Southeast Asia (Hong Kong, Singapore,
South Korea, and Taiwan), emerging nations (Malaysia, Thailand, the
Philippines, and Indonesia) and selected Pacific island nations
(including Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and Vanuatu). For practitioners
in the private and public sectors and their academic
colleagues.
Demonstrating the full extent of the influence of global
accounting firms on Pacific economies, the authors provide an
overview of domestic accounting institutions for each grouping of
nations in order to lend valuable context to the discussion of the
role of international services firms in each individual
jurisdiction. For those whose work or academic accounting services
in Southeast Asia, or the role in the region of the World Bank, the
International Monetary Fund, and various regional development banks
and United Nations agencies.
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