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_aPrasad, MSV. _930335 |
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245 | _aCorporate Ecological Intelligence : A Case Study of Select Indian Companies | ||
300 | _a95 - 108 p. | ||
520 | _aEcological Intelligence of the industry as a factor associated with the adoption of ecological accounting and control procedures is analyzed and established in this paper. Based on two hypotheses, two models are prepared, through which corporate ecological intelligence amongst Indian Companies and tested and established. The results of this study shows that that although ecological reporting is more likely to occur in ecologically intelligent firms, the adoption of ecological accounting procedures does not appear to be driven by the ecological intelligence among Indian Industry. Chi square test and proximity tests have confirmed the results with previous results. Stepwise regression was applied to test the two hypotheses to establish ecological intelligence of India Companies. The paper concludes that further research is needed to highlights the adoption of ecological accounting practices in the near future. | ||
653 | _aEcological Intelligence | ||
653 | _aecological accounting | ||
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_aSandhya Sri, B. _930336 |
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_aOmnamasivaya B. _930337 |
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_029506 _968016 _o5558106 _tJOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE |
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