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Arthur Andersen & Co. Thrice Petitioned the SEC to Reform GAAP, 1954-1965
Abstract: The aim of this historical account is to set forth the background behind the three petitions that Arthur Andersen & Co. submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) between 1954 and 1965 – two rejected and one accepted – to reform GAAP for SEC registrants. This is the first time that the two petitions that have survived have been published in the literature.
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