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Imagining, measuring and managing intangibles
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2001 : OCT-NOV, VOL. 26:7-8, p. 691-693
 2001 Power, M.
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Institutional theory and accounting rule choice: an analysis of four US state governments' decisions to adopt generally accepted accounting principles
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2001 : OCT-NOV, VOL. 26:7-8, p. 565-596
 2001 Carpenter, V. L.
Feroz, E. H.
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Zur frage der Vereinheitlichung der Entscheidungsrechnungen: Kalkulatorische Planerfolgsrechnung oder Zahlungsrechnung
Zeitschrift für Betriebswirtschaft
1999 : VOL. 69:2, p. 195-210
 1999 Koch, H.
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On the frequency, quality, and informational role of mandatory financial reports.
Journal of Accounting Research
1998 : VOL. 36: Suppl.
 1998 Gigler, F.
Hemmer, T.
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The determinants of managerial accounting policy choice: further evidence for the UK
Accounting and Business Research
1998 : SPRING, VOL. 28:2, p. 131-143
 1998 Young, S.
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Accounting policy choice: The relationship between corporate tax burdens and company size
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1998 : APR/MAY, VOL. 3-4, p. 265-288
 1998 Holland, K.
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Exploring the influences and constraints on creative accounting in the United Kingdom
European Accounting Review
1998 : MAY, VOL. 7:1, p. 83-104
 1998 Shah, A.K.
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Changes in accounting policies and investment analysts' fixation on accounting figures
Accounting, Organizations and Society
1997 : AUG, VOL. 22:6, p. 589-607
 1997 Vergoossen, R. G. A.
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The persuasiveness of audit evidence: The case of accounting policy decisions
Accounting, Organizations and Society
1997 : AUG, VOL. 22:6, p. 573-587
 1997 Salterio, S.
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The effect of federal reserve accounting rules on the equilibrium level of overnight repo rates
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
1997 : JUL, VOL. 24:6, p. 815-832
 1997 Griffiths, M. D.
Winters, D. B.
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