Accounting and Business Research 2000 - Abstracts

Accounting and Business Research 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accounting for goodwill: an examination of factors influencing management preferences.BusinessGore, Pelham, Taib, Fauziah M., Taylor, Paul A.
An empirical evaluation of the interpersonal and organisational correlates of professionalism in internal auditing.BusinessFogarty, Timothy J., Kalbers, Lawrence P.
An empirical examination of forecast disclosure by bidding companies.BusinessBrennan, Niamh
Consolidation principles and practices for the UK government sector.(includes glossary)BusinessGeorgiou, George, Heald, David
Cost accounting in the shipbuilding, engineering and metals industries of the West of Scotland, 'The Workshop of the Empire', c1900-1960.BusinessFleming, A.I.M., McKinstry, S., Wallace, K.
Detecting earnings management using cross-sectional abnormal accruals models.(accounting)BusinessPeasnell, K.V., Pope, P.F., Young, S.
FRS3 and analysts' use of earnings.BusinessBarker, Richard G.
FRS3 earnings, headline earnings, and accounting-based valuation models.(Financial Reporting Standard No. 3)BusinessWalker, Martin, Lin, Stephen
Incentives and disincentives for voluntary disclosure by pension funds: international evidence.BusinessKlumpes, Paul J.M.
Is true and fair of over-riding importance?: a comment on Alexander's benchmark.(financial statements)BusinessNobes, Christopher
Just-in-time manufacturing, management accounting systems and profitability.BusinessMia, Lokman
Motives underlying the method of payment by UK acquirers: the influence of goodwill.BusinessGregory, Alan
Performance measurement and the use of league tables: some experimental evidence of dysfunctional consequences.(corporations)BusinessKeasey, Kevin, Moon, Philip, Duxbury, Darren
Simultaneous determination of UK analyst following and institutional ownership.BusinessHussain, Simon
The investment opportunity set and the voluntary use of outside directors: New Zealand evidence.BusinessHossain, M., Cahan, S.F., Adams, M.B.
Timeliness of corporate financial reporting in emerging capital markets: empirical evidence from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.BusinessOwusu-Ansah, Stephen
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