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No I don't. But it does stop a lot of blatant rule breaking where external parties can see the rules being broken. Your comment about auditors is such a common
by jimnotgym 6y ago
No I don't. But it does stop a lot of blatant rule breaking where external parties can see the rules being broken.
Your comment about auditors is such a common misunderstanding that it has a name, the 'expectation gap'. Auditors are not there to detect fraud.