In financial statements readers are aware of the

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In financial statements, readers are aware of the Manifestations of BIAS and Uncertainty when analysts and managers prepare their reports. Discuss what you think is meant by BIAS and Uncertainty in the reporting process. Indicate both the positive and negative implications of those issues for the financial statement reporting process. You can use references to actual companies discussed in class to enhance your explanations.

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