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  1. Moral intensity and fraudulent financial reporting rationalization: evidence from a developing African country
  2. The effects of financial performance and corporate social responsibility on integrated reporting: The case of listed firms in Nigeria
  3. Ethical ideology and fraud rationalization among future accountants in Nigeria
  4. Emotional intelligence and fraud tendency: a survey of future accountants in Nigeria
  5. Determinants of Fraud Tendency Among Future Accountants Using a Scenario-Based Questionnaire to Collect Sensitivity Data
  6. Sociodemographic variables and ethical decision-making: a survey of professional accountants in Nigeria
  7. Accountants perception of the factors influencing auditors' ethical behaviour in Nigeria
  8. Ethical decision-making among professional accountants in Nigeria: the influence of ethical ideology, work sector, and types of professional membership
  9. Ethical Decision Making among Accounting Professionals in Nigeria
  10. Adoption and Benefits of Strategic Management Accounting: A Cross-Sectional Survey of Banks in Nigeria
  11. Examining the Determinants of the Ethical Decision-Making Process of Accounting Professionals Using Inferential Statistics
  12. Investment in corporate social responsibility, disclosure practices, and financial performance of banks in Nigeria
  13. Strategic management accounting and decision making
  14. Leadership in government, budgeting, expenditure processes, and public funds management in Nigeria
  15. Profitability and Debt Capital Decision: A Reconsideration of the Pecking Order Model
  16. Working Capital Management and Financing Decision: Synergetic Effect on Corporate Profitability
  17. Corporate Capital Structure and Corporate Market Value: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria