Volume 19 Title Index
Accounting issues in health care 3±7.
Adoption of costing systems in US hospitals: An event history analysis 1980±1990 41±71.
Association between independent
non-executive directors, family con-trol and ®nancial disclosures in Hong Kong 285±310.
Board structure and the informative-ness of earnings 139±160.
Earnings management under chan-ging regulatory regimes: state accred-itation in the insurance industry 399± 421.
Economic consequences of regulatory accounting in the nuclear power in-dustry: market reaction to plant abandonments, The, 161±187.
Eects of changes in cost allocations on the assessment of cost containment regulation in hospitals, The, 97±112.
Eect of relative performance evalua-tion on earnings management: a game-theoretic approach, The, 377±397.
Empirical analysis of auditor report
timing by large municipalities,
An, 263±281.
Environmental contingencies and
sustainable modes of corporate gov-ernance 237±261.
Environmental regulation, capital in-tensity, and cross-sectional variation in market returns 189±198.
Healthcare and accounting 1.
Hospital ®nancial ratio classi®cation patterns revisited: Upon considering non®nancial information 73±95.
Identifying unexpected accruals:
a comparison of current approa-ches 347±376.
Impact of medicare capital pro-spective payment regulation on hos-pital cahos-pital expenditures, The, 9±40.
Loan, security, and dividend choices by individual (unconsolidated) public and private commercial banks 201± 235.
Management of earnings, The, 311.
Research design issues in earnings management studies 313±345.
Value relevance of IAS reconciliation components: empirical evidence from Finland, The, 119±137
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