Journal of Business Finance & Accounting
1988 - 2026
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Volume 16, issue 5, 1989
- Cash and Foreign Exchange Management: Theory and Corporate Practice In Three Countries pp. 599-619

- Luc A. Soenen and Raj Aggarwal
- The Smoothing Hypothesis and the Role of Exchange Differences pp. 621-633

- R.E. Brayshaw and Ahmed E.K. Eldin
- Information Interaction Effects of Inflation Adjusted Accounting Data On Individual Decision‐Maker's Sophistication and Risk Preference pp. 635-650

- S. Mahapatra, M. Chase and W. Rodgers
- Capital Market Valuation of Dividend Policy pp. 651-661

- Manuel L. Jose and Jerry L. Stevens
- The Relationship Between Bank Capital Adequacy and Market Measures of Risk pp. 663-680

- Gordon V. Karels, Arun J. Prakash and Emmanuel Roussakis
- Exchange Listing and Size: Effects On Excess Returns pp. 675-680

- John S. Jahera and William P. Lloyd
- The Informational Impact of Announcements of Stock Dividends and Stock Splits pp. 681-697

- Eva Liljeblom
- An Empirical Investigation of the Association Between Productivity and Firm Value pp. 699-717

- Ben‐Hsien Bao and Da‐Hsien Bag
- Debt and Risk: A Technical Note pp. 719-727

- Kee H. Chung
- An Empirical Evaluation of the Intertemporal Capital Asset Pricing Model: the Stock Market In Spain pp. 729-743

- Gonzalo Rubio
- Compounding and Discounting With Stochastic Interest Rates pp. 745-769

- Carmelo Giaccotto
Volume 16, issue 4, 1989
- Diversification Benefits and Exchange‐Rate Changes pp. 455-466

- Arthur J. Raymond and Gordon Weil
- Systematic Risk and the Discretionary Disclosure of Geographical Segments: an Empirical Investigation of Us Multinationals pp. 467-485

- Bimal K. Prodhan and Malcolm C. Harris
- Inflation, Asset Structure and the Discrepancy Between Accounting and True Return pp. 493-506

- J.U. De Villiers
- An Alternative Control Model For Event Studies pp. 507-513

- Joel E. Thompson
- The Tax Effect Hypothesis and Inventory Accounting pp. 515-530

- Chi‐Wen Jevons Lee
- The Effect of the Wppss Crisis On Utility Common Stock Returns pp. 531-542

- P.R. Chandy and Imre Karafiath
- A Note On Dividend Policy and Beta: A Comment pp. 543-547

- A. Steele and N. Tessaromatis
- Classification of Accounting Systems Using Competencies As A Discriminating Variable: A Great Britain‐United States Study pp. 549-563

- Edward R. Shoenthal
- The Impact of Maturity and Yield Effects On the Systematic Risk of Bonds pp. 565-574

- Carl R. Chen
- Stockholding Costs and Stockholding Policies: A Field Test pp. 575-585

- R.K. Ashton
- Analysis of Bond Refunding With Overlapping Interest pp. 587-591

- Brian A. Maris
Volume 16, issue 3, 1989
- The Need For Ex Post Eei pp. 303-315

- John R. Grinyer and Robert A. Lyon
- The Marginal Information Content of Selected Items In Financial Statements pp. 317-333

- A.D. Castagna and Z.P. Matolcsy
- The Effect of Listing On the Parameters of Characteristic Lines Models pp. 335-342

- Arun J. Prakash, A.M. Parhizgari and Gerald W. Perritt
- The Impact of the Demand Volatility and Leverages On the Systematic Risk of Common Stocks pp. 343-360

- Kee H Chung
- Identifying Financial Distress: A New Nonparametric Approach pp. 361-383

- Ran Barniv and Adi Raveh
- Agents, Owners, Control and Performance pp. 385-398

- Ramaswami Murali and Johnathan B. Welch
- Event Studies and Model Misspecification: Another Look At the Benefits of Outsiders From Public Information About Insider Trading pp. 399-424

- Ivan E. Brick, Meir Statman and Daniel G. Weaver
- Accounting and Economic Rates of Return: A Note On Depreciation and Other Accruals pp. 425-432

- L.A. Gordon and A.W. Stark
- A Practical Method of Measuring Current Costs of Technologically Inferior Assets pp. 433-441

- Ralph H. Greenberg, Robert F. Sharp and Eric E. Spires
- Paradoxes In the Cost Allocation For Joint Products pp. 443-448

- Philip Moon
Volume 16, issue 2, 1989
- Time Series Behaviour, Predictability and Speculation In the Hong Kong Foreign Exchange Market pp. 145-163

- Y.H. Lui and K.V. Peasnell
- Variables Influencing Dividend Policy In Australia: Survey Results pp. 165-182

- Graham H. Partington
- Informational Efficiency In the Uk, Us, Canadian and Japanese Equity Markets: A Note pp. 183-192

- H. Kamarotou and J. O'hanlon
- Determinants of the Financial Strategy of Islamic Banks pp. 193-212

- Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim and Amal El‐Tigani Ali
- Asset Revaluations and Share Price Revisions pp. 213-227

- D.M. Emanuel
- Adjustments For ‘Extraordinary Items’In Smoothing Reported Profits of Listed Australian Companies: Some Empirical Evidence pp. 229-245

- Russell Craig and Paul Walsh
- Adjusting Option Contracts to Reflect Capitalisation Changes pp. 247-254

- Robert L. Brown
- The ‘Rule of 78’Cost Penalty: an Alternative Perspective pp. 255-265

- Harry G. Stanton and John A. Rickard
- Distinguishing Between Failing and Growing Firms: A Note On the Use of Decomposition Measure Analysis pp. 267-271

- Peter Booth and Patrick Hutchinson
- Contingency Fit, Internal Consistency and Financial Performance pp. 273-300

- Yuen Teen Mak
Volume 16, issue 1, 1989
- Historic Cost Earnings, Current Cost Earnings and the Dividend Decision pp. 1-24

- Lydia Thomson and Robert Watson
- Implications of the Recent Tax Changes For Corporate Capital Investment pp. 25-39

- Philip Moon and Stewart Hodges
- Changes In the Uk Market For Audit Services: 1972‐1982 pp. 41-53

- Peter Moizer and Stuart Turley
- Firm Prominence and the Differential Information Content of Quarterly Earnings Announcements pp. 55-74

- William Kross and Douglas A. Schroeder
- The Cost of Capital and the Imputation Tax System pp. 75-88

- D.J. Ashton
- Day of the Week Effects In the Uk Equity Market: A Cross Sectional Analysis pp. 89-104

- A.Y.F. Choy and J. O'hanlon
- Spot and Forward Exchange Rates: A Causality Analysis pp. 105-118

- Jeffrey L. Callen, M. W. Luke Chan and Clarence C. Y. Kwan
- Allison's Models and the Fasb Statements No's 2, 5, 13 and 19 pp. 119-130

- J.D. Cheshire and E.H. Feroz
- Using Quarterly Sales and Margins to Predict Corporate Earnings: A Time Series Perspective pp. 131-141

- Peter A. Silhan