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MACC
MACC may refer to: * M.A.C.C., a rock band consisting of Mike McCready, Jeff Ament, Chris Cornell, and Matt Cameron * Master of Accountancy, a graduate professional degree designed to prepare students for professional accounting, such as the Certified Public Accountant * Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, a government agency in Malaysia that investigates corruption in the public and private sectors * Metropolitan Anarchist Coordinating Council, an anarchist group based in New York City * Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the chamber of commerce for metro Atlanta, US * Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center, a sports arena at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, US * Mississippian Art and Ceremonial Complex, a proposed renaming of the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex * Moberly Area Community College, a community college based in Moberly, Missouri, US * MACC (Multi Age Cluster Class), a gifted student program in Metro-Vancouver * Marginal Abatement Cost Curve, a method of data visualisation showing costs and the scale of emissions reductions
Article summary
MACC may refer to: * M.A.C.C., a rock band consisting of Mike McCready, Jeff Ament, Chris Cornell, and Matt Cameron * Master of Accountancy, a graduate professional degree designed to prepare students for professional accounting, such as the Certified Public Accountant * Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, a government agency in Malaysia that investigates corruption in the public and private sectors * Metropolitan Anarchist Coordinating Council, an anarchist group based in New York City * Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the chamber of commerce for metro Atlanta, US * Memorial Athletic and Convocation Center, a sports arena at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, US * Mississippian Art and Ceremonial Complex, a proposed renaming of the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex * Moberly Area Community College, a community college based in Moberly, Missouri, US * MACC (Multi Age Cluster Class), a gifted student program in Metro-Vancouver * Marginal Abatement Cost Curve, a method of data visualisation showing costs and the scale of emissions reductions
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