Journal of business finance and accounting, JBFA

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  Año 1998, Vol. 25, Número 9

  • Editorial

    Martin Walker, Peter Pope

    págs. 1033-1036

    

  • Editorial

    Martin Walker, Peter Pope

    págs. 1033-1036

    

  • Post-IPO directors' sales and reissuing activity: An empirical test of IPO signalling models

    Ian Tonks, Susanne Espenlaub

    págs. 1037-1079

    

  • Post-IPO Directors’ Sales and Reissuing Activity: An Empirical Test of IPO Signalling Models

    Ian Tonks, Susanne Espenlaub

    págs. 1037-1079

    

  • Discussion of post-IPO directors' sales and reissuing activity: An empirical test of IPO

    Andrew P. Marshall

    págs. 1081-1088

    

  • Discussion of Post-IPO Directors’ Sales and Reissuing Activity: An Empirical Test of IPO Signalling Models

    págs. 1081-1088

    

  • Ownership structure, firm performance and top executive change: An analysis of UK firms

    Jay Dahya, A. Alasdair Lonie

    págs. 1089-1118

    

  • Ownership Structure, Firm Performance and Top Executive Change: An Analysis of UK Firms

    Jay Dahya, David M. Power, A. Alasdair Lonie

    págs. 1089-1118

    

  • Discussion of ownership structure, firm performance and top executive change: An analysis of UK

    Steven Young

    págs. 1119-1126

    

  • Discussion of Ownership Structure, Firm Performance and Top Executive Change: An Analysis of UK Firms

    págs. 1119-1126

    

  • Does the pecking order hypothesis explain the dividend payout ratios of firms in the UK?

    Abimbola Adedeji

    págs. 1127-1155

    

  • Does the Pecking Order Hypothesis Explain the Dividend Payout Ratios of Firms in the UK?

    págs. 1127-1155

    

  • Discussion of Does the Pecking Order Hypothesis Explain the Dividend Payout Ratios of Firms in the UK

    págs. 1157-1161

    

  • Discussion of does the pecking order hypothesis explain the dividends payout ratios of firms in

    Norman Strong

    págs. 1157-1162

    

  • The articulation of returns and accounting-related variables when returns lead earnings: UK

    John O'Hanlon

    págs. 1163-1201

    

  • The Articulation of Returns and Accounting-Related Variables when Returns Lead Earnings: UK Evidence

    págs. 1163-1201

    

  • Discussion of the articulation of returns and accounting-related variables when returns lead

    Stephen Penman

    págs. 1203-1206

    

  • Discussion of The Articulation of Returns and Accounting-Related Variables when Returns Lead Earnings: UK Evidence

    págs. 1203-1206

    

  • International Variation in Accounting Measurement Rules and Analysts’ Earnings Forecast Errors

    LeeSeok Hwang, Ching-Lih Jan, Sudipta Basu

    págs. 1207-1247

    

  • International variation in accounting measurement rules and analysts' earnings forecast errors

    Sudipta Basu

    págs. 1207-1257

    

  • Discussion of international variation in accounting measurement rules and analysts' earnings

    Patricia C. O'Brien

    págs. 1249-1254

    

  • Discussion of International Variation in Accounting Measurement Rules and Analysts’ Earnings Forecast Errors

    págs. 1249-1254

    

  • International diversification and firm value

    William Rees, Neil Garrod

    págs. 1255-1281

    

  • International Diversification and Firm Value

    William Rees, Neil Garrod

    págs. 1255-1281

    

  • Discussion of international diversification and firm value

    Mahmoud Ezzamel

    págs. 1283-1285

    

  • Discussion of International Diversification and Firm Value

    págs. 1283-1285

    

  • Earnings management using asset sales: An international study of countries allowing noncurrent

    Keith F. Sellers, Ervin L. Black

    págs. 1287-1317

    

  • Earnings Management Using Asset Sales: An International Study of Countries Allowing Noncurrent Asset Revaluation

    Ervin L. Black, Tracy S. Manly, Keith F. Sellers

    págs. 1287-1317

    

  • Discussion of earnings management using asset sales: An international study of countries allowing

    K.V. Peasnell

    págs. 1319-1324

    

  • Discussion of Earnings Management Using Asset Sales: An International Study of Countries Allowing Noncurrent Asset Revaluation

    págs. 1319-1324