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Content
September 1985, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 95-110 Audit planning: an algorithmic approach
by Niv Ahituv & Jonathan Halpern & Hart Will - 111-123 Slack budgeting, information distortion and self†esteem
by Ahmed Belkaoui
March 1985, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 116-144 Accounting for equity investments of life insurance companies
by Phelim P. Boyle - 145-175 La comptabilité pour les investissements en actions des compagnies d'assurance†vie
by Phelim P. Boyle - 176-192 Sequential Bayesian Analysis in accounting settings
by Amin H. Amershi & Joel S. Demski & John Fellingham - 193-218 The effect of information presentation structures on audit planning and review judgments
by Jefim Efrim Boritz - 219-241 Auditors and deceptive financial statements: Assigning responsibility and blame
by James C. Gaa & Charles H. Smith - 242-252 Distinguishing the two forms of the constant percentage learning curve model
by Joyce T. Chen & Rene P. Manes
September 1984, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Haim Falk - 1-22 Accounting †“one of the finest inventions of the human spiritâ€
by R.J. Chambers - 23-46 La comptabilité †“une des plus belles inventions de l'hommeâ€
by R.J. Chambers - 47-57 On the value and limitations of financial accounting
by George J. Benston - 58-63 Pursuit of an ideal
by R.J. Chambers - 64-76 Terborgh's asset replacement formula reconsidered
by Lloyd R. Amey - 77-86 A Stochastic demand CVP model with return on investment criterion
by Rashmi B. Thakkar & David R. Finley & Woody M. Liao - 87-98 John Butterworth's pioneering contributions to the accounting and information economics literature
by Gerald A. Felthan