Abacus: A journal of accounting, finance and business studies

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  Año 1999, Vol. 35, Número 3

  • Editorial

    págs. 1-2

    

  • The poverty of accounting discourse

    R.J. Chambers

    págs. 241-251

    

  • The Poverty of Accounting Discourse

    págs. 241-251

    

  • Income Shifting and International Transfer Pricing: A Three-Country Example

    págs. 252-267

    

  • Income shifting and international transfer pricing: A three-country example

    Clive R. Emmanuel

    págs. 252-267

    

  • Asset revaluations and debt contracting

    Julie Cotter

    págs. 268-285

    

  • Asset Revaluations and Debt Contracting

    págs. 268-285

    

  • Effects of Feedback and Task Predictability on Task Learning and Judgment Accuracy

    Mark Hirst, Peter F. Luckett, Ken T. Trotman

    págs. 286-301

    

  • Effects of feedback and task predictability on task learning and judgment accuracy

    Peter F. Luckett, Mark Hirst

    págs. 286-301

    

  • A quarter of a century of performance auditing in the Australian federal public sector: A

    Lee D. Parker, James E. Guthrie

    págs. 302-332

    

  • A Quarter of a Century of Performance Auditing in the Australian Federal Public Sector: A Malleable Masque

    Lee D. Parker, James E. Guthrie

    págs. 302-332

    

  • The lead-lag relationship between stock indices and stock index futures contracts: Further

    Andrew West, Alex Frino

    págs. 333-341

    

  • The Lead-Lag Relationship Between Stock Indices and Stock Index Futures Contracts: Further Australian Evidence

    Alex Frino, Andrew West

    págs. 333-341