search query: @indexterm BUSINESS FAILURES / total: 193
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91.
A new approximation for the inspection period of systems with different failure rates.
European Journal of Operational Research
1990 : APR 13, VOL. 45:2-3, p. 219-223
 1990 Rodrigues Dias, J.
92.
Requiem for a lightweight: the Northrop F-20 strategic initiative. *NORTHROP CORPORATION
Strategic Management Journal
1990 : JAN, VOL. 11:1, p. 59-68
 1990 Jurkus, A.F.
93.
Golden parachutes, bumpy rides: ex-execs get new start as entrepreneurs
Management Review
1989 : NOV, VOL. 78:11, p. 29-33
 1989 Salodof, J.
94.
Auditors and warnings of a serious risk of business failure.
Business Quarterly
1989 : WINTER, VOL. 53:3, p. 28-31
 1989 McCallum, J.S.
95.
The predictability of small enterprise failures: evidence and issues.
International Small Business Journal
1989 : JUL-SEP, VOL. 7:4, p. 54-58
 1989 Shailer, G.
96.
Slagen of falen bij structerele branche-neergang.
Economisch Statistische Berichte
1989 : JUN 21, VOL. 74:3712, p. 597-600
 1989 Andriessen, J. E.
97.
SAS no. 59: how to evaluate going concern.
Journal of Accountancy
1989 : JAN, VOL. 167:1, p. 24-28, 30-31
 1989 Ellingsen, J. E.
Pany, K.
Fagan, P.
98.
Patterns of success in German businesses.
Long Range Planning
1989 : APR, VOL. 22:2, p. 106-113
 1989 Krüger, W.
99.
Great Japanese mistakes.
Fortune
1989 : FEB 13, VOL. 119:4, p. 68-71
 1989 Rapoport, C.
100.
The controller You can't win 'em all
Management Accounting (London)
1988 : JUNE, VOL. 66:6, p.60
 1988 Horsley, B.
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