search query: @indexterm oil industry / total: 556
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The impact of accounting regulation on the stock market: the case of oil and gas companies.
Accounting Review
1979 : JUL, VOL. 54:3, p. 485-503
 1979 Lev, B.
497.
Oil companies try to diversify away from energy risks. !Exxon Corp.
Multinational Business
1979 : 3, p. 30-32
 1979
498.
BP's gamble on European chemicals. !British Petroleum Co. Ltd.
Multinational Business
1979 : 3, p. 33-34
 1979
499.
A progress report on alternative energy sources.
Fortune
1979 : SEP 24, VOL. 100:6, p. 41-91
 1979
500.
Why a North American common market won't work - yet.
Fortune
1979 : SEP 10, VOL. 100:5, p. 118-124
 1979 Meyer, H. E.
501.
Why the oil companies are coming up dry in their public relations.
Fortune
1979 : JUL. 30, VOL. 100-2, p. 54-57
 1979 Meadows, E.
502.
Syria's new world.
Banker
1979 : MAY, VOL. 129:639, p. 51-55
 1979 Tarbush, S.
503.
Oil refining: an EEC and UK problem of excess capacity.
National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review
1979 : MAY, p. 34-42
 1979 Jones, T. T.
504.
That's Shell that will be. !Royal Dutch/Shell Group
Management Today
1979 : MAR, p. 58-65,146-147
 1979 Lester, T.
505.
A new method of accounting for oil and gas producers.
Management Accounting (New York)
1979 : MAY, VOL. 60:11, p. 53-58
 1979 Most, K. S.
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