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Some implications of the United States constitution for accounting institution alternatives.
Journal of Accounting Research
1981 : VOL. 19:suppl. p. 89-119, 129-133
 1981 Johnson, O.
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Discussion of some implications of the United States constitution for accounting institution alternatives.
Journal of Accounting Research
1981 : VOL. 19:suppl. p. 123-128
 1981 Kitch, E. W.
141.
The SEC's influence on accounting standards : the power of the veto.
Journal of Accounting Research
1981 : VOL. 19:suppl. p. 134-156, 170-173
 1981 Newman, D. P.
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Discussion of the SEC's influence on accounting standards : the power of the veto.
Journal of Accounting Research
1981 : VOL. 19:suppl. p. 157-164
 1981 Ronen, J.
143.
Discussion of the SEC's influence on accounting standards : the power of the veto.
Journal of Accounting Research
1981 : VOL. 19:suppl. p. 165-169
 1981 Sprouse, R. T.
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The FASB's policy intervention and the behavior of security returns: an empirical investigation of the oil and gas industry employing a combination of the ITS and the SUR models.
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1981 : AUTUMN, VOL. 8:3, p. 303-327
 1981 Benjamin, W. P.
McEnroe, J. E.
145.
The politics of accounting standards.
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1981 : OCT, VOL. 3:2, p. 82-92
 1981 Clarke, P. J.
146.
Let's stop eating our seed corn.
Harvard Business Review
1981 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 59:1, p. 128-134
 1981 Revsine, L.
147.
Takeovers: accounting policy, financial policy and the case against accounting measures of performance.
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1980 : VOL. 7:4, p. 541-554
 1980 Appleyard, A. R.
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Auditor selection, organization control, adverse events, and the selection of accounting method for oil exploration.
Quarterly Review of Economics and Business
1980 : AUTUMN, VOL. 20:3, p. 77-85
 1980 Deakin, E. B.
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