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A comparison of funds flow measures and earnings to stock returns : Australian evidence

(1992) Chia, Yuen Kin

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Politically active citizens as users of public sector financial information : a survey

(1995) O'Brien, Terrence M.

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The information value of segment disclosure : Australian evidence

(1992) Hooper, Cameron

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Restrictive covenants and accounting principles in trust deeds governing convertible unsecured note issues in Australia

(1987) Leong, Tay Kok

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The effects of funds and cash flow statements on loan officers' ability to predict loan default

(1986) Currie, Carolyn

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The relationship between unsystematic security returns and earnings forecast errors : Australian findings

(1984) Loh, Alfred L. C.

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University annual reports as practised : the case of UNSW 1950-1988

(1990) Cameron, John

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Knowledge representation and audit review performance

(1996) Harding, Noel James

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The integration of inherent risk and materiality assessments : an analysis of the major firms' practices

(1995) Martinov, Nonna

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Audit tenders in Australia : practice and incentives

(1987) Ng, Liew Peng

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