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These networks are united in the big four because they are approximately equal in such aspects as income, quality of service provision, attractiveness among young people who want to build a career in the provision of services that are related to various economic sciences, namely audit, theoretical and practical consulting, accounting, economic analytics. | These networks are united in the big four because they are approximately equal in such aspects as income, quality of service provision, attractiveness among young people who want to build a career in the provision of services that are related to various economic sciences, namely audit, theoretical and practical consulting, accounting, economic analytics. | ||
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The Big Four is the name of the world's four largest accounting networks which in particular provides auditing and consulting services. This specific «Four» includes such companies as:
- Deloitte
- Ernst & Young
- KPMG
- PricewaterhouseCoopers [1].
These networks are united in the big four because they are approximately equal in such aspects as income, quality of service provision, attractiveness among young people who want to build a career in the provision of services that are related to various economic sciences, namely audit, theoretical and practical consulting, accounting, economic analytics.
The history of association
The history of
Footnotes
- ↑ MYKOLA V. MELNYK (2018)
References
- Kells Stuart, Gow Ian D. (2018) The Big Four: The Curious Past and Perilous Future of the Global Accounting Monopoly, Published by La Trobe University Press in conjunction with Black Inc., Australia, p.9-22
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