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143.
Timeliness of financial reporting and financial distress.
Accounting Review
1984 : APR, VOL. 59:2, p. 287-295
 1984 Whittred, G.
Zimmer, I.
144.
When the mighty stumble.
Harvard Business Review
1984 : JUL-AUG, VOL. 62:4, p. 126-139
 1984 Williams, C. M.
145.
Laker Airways : could the collapse have been foreseen? !Laker Airways
Management Accounting (London)
1984 : JUN, VOL. 62:6, p. 28-31
 1984 Robertson, J.
146.
The consequences of growth maximisation and expense preference policies of managers : evidence from UK building societies. A study of the causes of profit insufficiency during a period of increased competition using discriminant analysis.
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1983 : WINTER, VOL. 10:4, p. 521-530
 1983 Barnes, P.
147.
Market anticipation of corporate failure in the UK.
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1983 : AUTUMN, VOL. 10:3, p. 359-372
 1983 Hennawy, R. H. A. El
Morris, R. C.
148.
The prediction of private company failure.
European Management Journal
1983 : SUMMER, VOL. 2:1, p. 66-72
 1983 Briggs, D. H.
MacLennan, D. A.
149.
The assessment of company solvency and performance using a statistical model.
Accounting and Business Research
1983 : AUTUMN, VOL. 13:52, p. 295-307
 1983 Taffler, R. J.
150.
Die Bedeutung innovativer Investitionen und des Führungspersonals für den Unternehmenserfolg mittelständischer Industrieunternehmen.
Schmalenbachs Zeitschrift für Betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung
1983 : AUG, VOL. 35:8, p. 666-681
 1983 Krämer, W.
Biehl, W.
151.
Prior probability disclosure and loan officers' judgments : some evidence of the impact.
Journal of Accounting Research
1983 : SPRING, VOL. 21:1, p. 300-307
 1983 Casey, C. J.
152.
The significance of base year in developing failure prediction models.
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1983 : SUMMER, VOL. 10:2, p. 209-224
 1983 Hennawy, R. H. A. El.
Morris, R. C.
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