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Over the last ten years or so, many countries have undertaken public sector reforms. As a result of these changes, accounting has come to play a more important role. However, many of the studies have only discussed the reforms at a conceptual level and have failed to study how the reforms have been
New Zealand is an economically developed, relatively affluent country with a democratic parliamentary system of government. It is composed of two main islands in the south-west Pacific Ocean about lo00 miles south-east of Australia and is similar in size to the British Isles. The population is appro
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