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Jensen, W. S. 1973. Problem identification in accounting research. Management Accounting (December): 49-52. (Uses Venn diagrams).

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Jones, R. C. 1952. Supplementary list of research projects in accounting. The Accounting Review (January): 124-125. (JSTOR link).

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