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Sustainability Reporting in the Oil and Gas Sector: Implementation in Greece gas company reporting level in Greece. An issue emerging in this research is the poor level of economic, social, and environmental reporting on behalf of the eight companies of the sample, something that may be indicative of their overall financial situation, culture, and/or lack of strategic thinking.

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Book 2021l issues and new technologies and their effects on accounting and finance, focusing in particular on environmental and sustainability reporting in the oil and gas and banking sectors. The book also considers the growing importance of audit quality in this time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Software for Data Acquisition Systems,s to this concern. In this study, the important ones among the regulations published by the institutions related to auditing were examined. As a result, even if the pandemic comes to end, “remote control” has entered our lives forever and the new regulations will be promulgated.

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Formulations in Cluster Analysis,ing background assurers, professional accountants enjoy a monopolistic power in financial audits. We argue that because of their experience with financial audits, the assurance market could be more lucrative for accountants, than for non-accountant assurers.

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Roles of Accountants and Scientists in the Assurance of Greenhouse Gas Statementsing background assurers, professional accountants enjoy a monopolistic power in financial audits. We argue that because of their experience with financial audits, the assurance market could be more lucrative for accountants, than for non-accountant assurers.