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Return/earnings regressions and residual income: empirical evidence
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1995 : JAN, VOL. 22:1, p. 53-66
 1995 O'Hanlon, J.
307.
An empirical study of the information content of accounting earnings, funds flows and cash flows in the UK
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1995 : JAN, VOL. 22:1, p. 35-52
 1995 Clubb, C.
308.
The incremental information content of earnings, funds flow and cash flow: the UK evidence
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1995 : JAN, VOL. 22:1, p. 19-34
 1995 Ali, A.
Pope, P.
309.
Share price anticipation of earnings and the effect of earnings persistence and firm size
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1995 : JAN, VOL. 22:1, p. 5-18
 1995 Donnelly, R.
Walker, M.
310.
Accounting for financial and managerial causes of short-term pressures in British Corporations
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1195-1214
 1994 Demirag, I.
Tylecote, A.
Morris, B.
311.
The market reaction to the 1986 tax overhaul: a study of the capital gain tax change
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1179-1194
 1994 Jang, H.
312.
Accounting practice and business finance: some case studies from the iron and coal industry 1865-1914
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1151-1178
 1994 Edwards, J.
Boyns, T.
313.
Earnings signals and inter-firm information transfers
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1127-1150
 1994 Bannister, J.
314.
Financial ratio adjustment dynamics and interest rate expectations
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1111-1126
 1994 Chen, C.
Ainina, F.
315.
Measurement/valuation-related interpretations of fundamental accounting concepts
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1994 : DEC, VOL. 21:8, p. 1097-1110
 1994 Vickrey, D.
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