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Sushma Mahajan , S. V. Singh , R. V. Rao , S. P. Singh , Pallavi Gupta

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Three clones of Eucalyptus hybrid were subjected to kraft pulping experiments at 16% total active alkali charge. Four trees of each clone were studied. Pulp yield, screened rejects, kappa number and physical strength properties in terms of tensile index, burst index and tear index were determined after beating the unbleached pulps in PFI mill at constant revolution of 8000. All the trees from these clones possessed adequate pulp yield and strength properties in the following order: Clone B(48.00%) > Clone C(43.71%) > Clone A(42.92%).

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Pallavi Gupta ¹, Javaid Akhter ², Barnali Chaklader ³

Affiliations
1 Institute of Management Technology, Center for Distance Learning, Ghaziabad, IN
2 Department of Business Admistration, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, IN
3 International Management Institute, New Delhi, IN

Abstract

The study examines the perception of accounting experts regarding the benefits and challenges of IFRS implementation in India and the relation between perception of accounting experts and their age, educational qualification, occupation and number of years of experience. The study is based on questionnaire survey of accounting experts. Data was empirically analyzed using Kruskal-Wallis Test. Data analysis suggests that accounting experts are optimistic towards the benefits associated with the implementation of IFRS though significant costs and challenges associated with the implementation of IFRS remains a cause of concern. The study further concluded that the perception of accounting experts is independent of age, education, occupation and number of years of experience of accounting experts. There is a possibility that some respondent may have bias responses owing various types of professional and peer pressures. The viewpoint of accounting experts regarding the opportunities and challenges associated with the implementation of IFRS has not been researched in India. It is necessary to research that whether the perception of accounting experts is dependent upon their individual attributes like age, education, experience and qualification to bring about the uniformity in the reporting structures. It is further necessary to understand the challenges and opportunities faced by the accounting experts in order to deal with them (opportunities & challenges) at a common forum. As the India's application date is fast approaching, it seems to be necessary to understand the perception of the buyers and sellers of accounting standards meaning thereby the accounting experts. Therefore, the study is timely and assists in providing important insights from the accounting experts.

Keywords

IFRS, Convergence of IFRS in India, Opportunities, Challenges, IFRS Survey.

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