Analysis of the Impact of Big Data Era on Accounting
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https://doi.org/10.54691/fhss.v2i6.887Keywords:
Big Data; Shanghai Lixin Institute of Finance and Accounting; Econometrics; Accounting; Impact.Abstract
In recent years, modern technology has developed faster and faster, and the era of "big data" has emerged under this trend. it's a very significant test for accounting to accept big data. When we have been seeing this phenomenon, I got the conclusion that is the efficiency of accounting work will soon be improved with it. The paper will analysis the evaluation model of development, which is based on Shanghai. Then pay attention to the graduate employment rate of Shanghai Lixin Financial and Accounting Institute. There is no denying that the data of Shanghai Bureau of Statistics is a great supporting material for researching, constructs the model with simple econometric methods, and studies big data. The possible impact of the times on accounting, thus derived thinking about related problems, and discussed the corresponding solutions.
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