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Infographic: How Demolishing Public Housing Increased InequalityWhat would happen if the Big Four became the Big Three?
Less competition among global auditing firms could mean higher costs for companies.
A sudden exit by one of the Big Four could cost US clients of the disappearing firm up to $1.8 billion per year.
Joseph Gerakos and Chad Syverson, “Competition in the Audit Market: Policy Implications,” Journal of Accounting Research, forthcoming.
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