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92.
Smart money and small funds
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 825-846
 2002 Sawicki, J.
Finn, F.
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Is the adverse selection component really higher on the NYSE/Amex than on the Nasdaq?
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 807-824
 2002 Ness, B.F. Van
Ness, R.A. Van
Warr, R.S.
94.
The impacts of LBOs on the performance of acquired firms: the French case
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 695-729
 2002 Desbrieres, P.
Schatt, A.
95.
Auditor-provided consultancy services and their associations with audit fees and audit opinions
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 661-693
 2002 Firth, M.
96.
Evidence on the incremental information contained in the components of restructuring charges
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 613-659
 2002 Lopez, T. J.
97.
Internal and external governance mechanisms: their impact on the performance of large UK public companies
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2002 : JUN-JUL, VOL. 29:5-6, p. 579-611
 2002 Weir, C.
Laing, D.
McKnight, P. J.
98.
The Reversal of the Monday Effect: New Evidence from US Equity Markets
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2001 : VOL. 28:7-8, p. 1043-1065
 2001 Mehdian, S.
Perry, M. J.
99.
Credit Management: An Examination of Policy Choices, Practices and Late Payment in UK Companies
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2001 : VOL. 28:7-8, p. 1013-1042
 2001 Pike, R.
Chenc, N. S.
100.
Takeover Prediction and Portfolio Performance: A Note
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2001 : VOL. 28:7-8, p. 993-1012
 2001 Powell, R. G.
101.
Effects of Deposit Insurance Reform on Moral Hazard in US Banking
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting
2001 : VOL. 28:7-8, p. 979-992
 2001 Osborne, D. K.
Lee, S.
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