The major accounting firms and development prospects for small Pacific Island Nations

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1995

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McKee, David L.
Garner, Don E.

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The paper looks at the different ways the small island nations of the Pacific participate in the international economy. It is argued that involvement in international tourism and off shore finance activities is not enough to solve the growth problems facing small nations in the area. The authors stress the role of various business oriented services in facilitating international business operations and with them the linkages that such operations provide. Among those are the financial and legal services managerial consulting services, technical services related to engineering and construction. Of special importance is the ever increasing range of services offered by major accounting firms who have become international businesses in their own right.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/108409

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Department of Economics, Article