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IT Knowledge: What Do Accounting Students Think They Know? Do You Know More Than I Do? An Exploratory Study

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Table 1. (Greenstein and McKee 2004), 36 Critical Accounting Technologies Information
Table 2. Student Mean Perceived Technology Knowledge and Descriptive Statistics  by Mean Knowledge Level
Table 3.  Student Competency in Critical Accounting Technologies Grouped by Factor Analysis Factor: Underlying technologies
Table 4. Accounting Knowledge Differences

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