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December 1989, Volume 16, Issue 5
- 635-650 Information Interaction Effects of Inflation Adjusted Accounting Data On Individual Decision‐Maker's Sophistication and Risk Preference
by S. Mahapatra & M. Chase & W. Rodgers - 651-661 Capital Market Valuation of Dividend Policy
by Manuel L. Jose & Jerry L. Stevens - 663-680 The Relationship Between Bank Capital Adequacy and Market Measures of Risk
by Gordon V. Karels & Arun J. Prakash & Emmanuel Roussakis - 675-680 Exchange Listing and Size: Effects On Excess Returns
by John S. Jahera & William P. Lloyd - 681-697 The Informational Impact of Announcements of Stock Dividends and Stock Splits
by Eva Liljeblom - 699-717 An Empirical Investigation of the Association Between Productivity and Firm Value
by Ben‐Hsien Bao & Da‐Hsien Bag - 719-727 Debt and Risk: A Technical Note
by Kee H. Chung - 729-743 An Empirical Evaluation of the Intertemporal Capital Asset Pricing Model: the Stock Market In Spain
by Gonzalo Rubio - 745-769 Compounding and Discounting With Stochastic Interest Rates
by Carmelo Giaccotto
September 1989, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 455-466 Diversification Benefits and Exchange‐Rate Changes
by Arthur J. Raymond & Gordon Weil - 467-485 Systematic Risk and the Discretionary Disclosure of Geographical Segments: an Empirical Investigation of Us Multinationals
by Bimal K. Prodhan & Malcolm C. Harris - 493-506 Inflation, Asset Structure and the Discrepancy Between Accounting and True Return
by J.U. De Villiers - 507-513 An Alternative Control Model For Event Studies
by Joel E. Thompson - 515-530 The Tax Effect Hypothesis and Inventory Accounting
by Chi‐Wen Jevons Lee - 531-542 The Effect of the Wppss Crisis On Utility Common Stock Returns
by P.R. Chandy & Imre Karafiath - 543-547 A Note On Dividend Policy and Beta: A Comment
by A. Steele & N. Tessaromatis - 549-563 Classification of Accounting Systems Using Competencies As A Discriminating Variable: A Great Britain‐United States Study
by Edward R. Shoenthal - 565-574 The Impact of Maturity and Yield Effects On the Systematic Risk of Bonds
by Carl R. Chen - 575-585 Stockholding Costs and Stockholding Policies: A Field Test
by R.K. Ashton - 587-591 Analysis of Bond Refunding With Overlapping Interest
by Brian A. Maris
June 1989, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 303-315 The Need For Ex Post Eei
by John R. Grinyer & Robert A. Lyon - 317-333 The Marginal Information Content of Selected Items In Financial Statements
by A.D. Castagna & Z.P. Matolcsy - 335-342 The Effect of Listing On the Parameters of Characteristic Lines Models
by Arun J. Prakash & A.M. Parhizgari & Gerald W. Perritt - 343-360 The Impact of the Demand Volatility and Leverages On the Systematic Risk of Common Stocks
by Kee H Chung - 361-383 Identifying Financial Distress: A New Nonparametric Approach
by Ran Barniv & Adi Raveh - 385-398 Agents, Owners, Control and Performance
by Ramaswami Murali & Johnathan B. Welch - 399-424 Event Studies and Model Misspecification: Another Look At the Benefits of Outsiders From Public Information About Insider Trading
by Ivan E. Brick & Meir Statman & Daniel G. Weaver - 425-432 Accounting and Economic Rates of Return: A Note On Depreciation and Other Accruals
by L.A. Gordon & A.W. Stark - 433-441 A Practical Method of Measuring Current Costs of Technologically Inferior Assets
by Ralph H. Greenberg & Robert F. Sharp & Eric E. Spires - 443-448 Paradoxes In the Cost Allocation For Joint Products
by Philip Moon
March 1989, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 145-163 Time Series Behaviour, Predictability and Speculation In the Hong Kong Foreign Exchange Market
by Y.H. Lui & K.V. Peasnell - 165-182 Variables Influencing Dividend Policy In Australia: Survey Results
by Graham H. Partington - 183-192 Informational Efficiency In the Uk, Us, Canadian and Japanese Equity Markets: A Note
by H. Kamarotou & J. O'hanlon - 193-212 Determinants of the Financial Strategy of Islamic Banks
by Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim & Amal El‐Tigani Ali - 213-227 Asset Revaluations and Share Price Revisions
by D.M. Emanuel - 229-245 Adjustments For ‘Extraordinary Items’In Smoothing Reported Profits of Listed Australian Companies: Some Empirical Evidence
by Russell Craig & Paul Walsh - 247-254 Adjusting Option Contracts to Reflect Capitalisation Changes
by Robert L. Brown - 255-265 The ‘Rule of 78’Cost Penalty: an Alternative Perspective
by Harry G. Stanton & John A. Rickard - 267-271 Distinguishing Between Failing and Growing Firms: A Note On the Use of Decomposition Measure Analysis
by Peter Booth & Patrick Hutchinson - 273-300 Contingency Fit, Internal Consistency and Financial Performance
by Yuen Teen Mak
March 1989, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-24 Historic Cost Earnings, Current Cost Earnings and the Dividend Decision
by Lydia Thomson & Robert Watson - 25-39 Implications of the Recent Tax Changes For Corporate Capital Investment
by Philip Moon & Stewart Hodges - 41-53 Changes In the Uk Market For Audit Services: 1972‐1982
by Peter Moizer & Stuart Turley - 55-74 Firm Prominence and the Differential Information Content of Quarterly Earnings Announcements
by William Kross & DOUGLAS A. SCHROEDER - 75-88 The Cost of Capital and the Imputation Tax System
by D.J. Ashton - 89-104 Day of the Week Effects In the Uk Equity Market: A Cross Sectional Analysis
by A.Y.F. Choy & J. O'hanlon - 105-118 Spot and Forward Exchange Rates: A Causality Analysis
by Jeffrey L. Callen & M. W. Luke Chan & Clarence C. Y. Kwan - 119-130 Allison's Models and the Fasb Statements No's 2, 5, 13 and 19
by J.D. Cheshire & E.H. Feroz - 131-141 Using Quarterly Sales and Margins to Predict Corporate Earnings: A Time Series Perspective
by Peter A. Silhan
December 1988, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 459-467 Stock Returns and Expected Inflation In the Uk: Some New Evidence
by D.A. Peel & P.F. Pope - 469-485 Financial Analysis Among Large U.S. Corporations: Recent Trends and the Impact of the Personal Computer
by Alan K. Reichert & James S. Moore & Ezra Byler - 487-497 Loan Loss Reserves and Income Smoothing: the Experience In the U.S. Banking Industry
by Christopher K. Ma - 499-524 Forecasting Commercial Paper Rates
by Conway Lackman - 525-541 Firm Dividend Policy and Insider Activity: Some Empirical Results
by Henry R. Oppenheimer & Terry E. Dielman - 543-555 Optimal Acquisition Fraction and A Theory For Partial Acquisitions
by Asim Roy - 557-571 Estimation of Periodic Standard Deviations Under the Pert and Derivatio of Probabilistic Information
by Sang‐Hoon Kim & Hussein H. Elsaid - 573-584 Moment Orderings and Stochastic Dominance Tests
by William H. Jean & Billy P. Helms - 585-596 Interest, Morality, Orthodoxy, Gambling and Karim
by Roger J. Lister
September 1988, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 311-333 Cash Flows, Exit Prices and British Airways
by A.J. Arnold & R.T. Wearing - 335-351 Uk Tax Legislation and the Switch to the Liability Method For Income Taxes
by Thomas J. Linsmeier & R.D. Nair & Jerry J. Weygandt - 353-371 Analytical Examination of A Business Tax Reform Under Rapid Inflation: the Israeli Case
by Yoram Kroll - 373-384 A Comparison of Market Efficiency Among Stock Exchanges
by Robert M. Brown - 385-400 Stock Selection and Timing—A New Look At Market Efficiency
by George M. Frankfurter & Christopher G. Lamoureux - 401-414 Information Content of Dividend Increases: the Case of Regulated Utilities
by Joseph Aharony & Haim Falk & Itzhak Swary - 415-425 An Examination of Capital Budgeting Decision Alternatives For Mutually Exclusive Investments With Unequal Lives
by Richard L. Meyer & Scott Besley & James R. Longstreet - 427-435 An Empirical Test of Operating Synergism
by Ronald J. Kudla & Manjeet S. Dhatt - 437-445 Some Geometrical Characteristics of the Risk‐Return Plane
by Graham D. Barr & Rory F. Knight - 447-452 Simple Resource Allocation Rules
by Arun J. Prakash & Krishnan Dandapani & Gordon V. Karels
June 1988, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 135-154 The Impact of Company Profile On the Predictive Ability of Disaggregated Data
by N.W. Garrod & C.R. Emmanuel - 155-168 Capital Budgeting Under Uncertainty: the Issue of Optimal Timing
by C. Jevons Lee - 169-184 Further Evidence On the Market Response to Lifo Adoptions
by Rory F. Knight & John F. Affleck‐Graves - 185-197 Additional Evidence On the Abatement of Errors In Predicting Beta Through Increases In Portfolio Size and On the Regression Tendency
by Taylor W. Foster & Don R. Hansen & Don W. Vickrey - 199-213 The Weekend Effect In Uk Stock Market Returns
by J.L.G. Board & C.M.S. Sutcliffe - 215-230 The Association Between Corporate Dividends and Current Cost Disclosures
by Bala G. Dharan - 231-241 Modified Bond Ratings: Further Evidence On the Effect of Split Ratings On Corporate Bond Yields
by Larry G. Perry & Pu Liu & Dorla A. Evans - 243-261 The Potential Determinants of Auditor Change
by David D. Williams - 263-273 Corporate Takeovers: Excess Returns and the Multiple Bidding Phenomena
by Allen Michel & Israel Shaked - 275-281 A Note on Corporate Bankruptcy and the Market Model Risk Measures
by Joseph Aharony & Itzhak Swary - 283-287 CML to SML: an Alternative Approach
by James R. Garven - 289-302 The Effect of the Firm's Business Risk On the Choice of Accounting Methods
by Dan S. Dhaliwal
March 1988, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-8 On the Evaluation of Bought‐In Goods and Services
by D.J. Ashton - 9-19 The Financial Characteristics of Small Firms Which Achieve Quotation On the Uk Unlisted Securities Market
by P. Hutchinson & I. Meric & G. Meric - 21-26 On Optimal Output In an Option Pricing Framework
by Thomas E. Conine & Oscar W. Jensen & Maurry Tamarkin - 27-45 The Association Between Probabilities of Bankruptcy and Market Responses—A Test of Market Anticipation
by Christine V. Zavgren & Michael T. Dugan & James M. Reeve - 47-66 The Pip Grant Accounting Controversy In Canada: A Study of the Economic Consequences of Accounting Standards
by Joseph K. Cheung - 67-75 Portfolio Insurance and the Uk Stock Market
by D.P. Bradley & M. Walsh - 77-86 More Methods That Make Little Difference In Event Studies
by Joel E. Thompson - 87-99 A Stable Cost Application Scheme For Service Center Usage
by K.R. Balachandran & B.N. Srinidhi - 101-113 An Empirical Test of the Statistical Association of Market Risk and Financial Accounting Allocation
by Jack Blann & B.V. Balachandran - 115-123 The Explication of the True and Fair View Doctrine: A Comment
by I.C. Stewart - 125-127 The Explication of the True and Fair View Doctrine: A Reply
by B.A. Rutherford