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Gray uses Hofstede's cultural values that were discussed in Chapter 1 to:
a Set forth accounting values that can be used to define a country's cultural foundation with respect to financial reporting
b Set forth corporate governance provisions that define an ethical organization culture
c Define what is meant by the public interest in accounting
d Define what is meant by internal controls over financial reporting in a cultural context

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Answer:

a. Set forth accounting values that can be used to define a country's cultural foundation with respect to financial reporting.

Explanation:

Gray Hofstede's presented six dimensions of cultural values. Power distance index, Individualism vs collectivism, Masculinity vs Femininity, Uncertainty Avoidance Index, Long term vs short term orientation, Indulgence vs Restraint. He used footing for comparing state based accounting values. He set accounting values to define a country's cultural foundation with respect to financial reporting.

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