Accounting & Finance: Vol 49, No 1

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Accounting & Finance: Volume 49, Issue 1

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Impact of a tick size reduction on liquidity: evidence from the Sydney Futures Exchange

Fundamental and technical analysis: substitutes or complements?

Black economic empowerment, legitimacy and the value added statement: evidence from post-apartheid South Africa

Threshold citation analysis of influential articles, journals, institutions and researchers in accounting

Knowledge transfer in project reviews: the effect of self-justification bias and moral hazard

Accruals quality and corporate cash holdings

Goodwill impairment as a reflection of investment opportunities

Influences on the supply of accounting graduates in Australia: a focus on international students

Corporate governance and chief executive officer dismissal following poor performance: Australian evidence

Cue usage in financial statement fraud risk assessments: effects of technical knowledge and decision aid use

Volatility linkages of the equity, bond and money markets: an implied volatility approach

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Original Articles

Impact of a tick size reduction on liquidity: evidence from the Sydney Futures Exchange

Fundamental and technical analysis: substitutes or complements?

Black economic empowerment, legitimacy and the value added statement: evidence from post-apartheid South Africa

Threshold citation analysis of influential articles, journals, institutions and researchers in accounting

Knowledge transfer in project reviews: the effect of self-justification bias and moral hazard

Accruals quality and corporate cash holdings

Goodwill impairment as a reflection of investment opportunities

Influences on the supply of accounting graduates in Australia: a focus on international students

Corporate governance and chief executive officer dismissal following poor performance: Australian evidence

Cue usage in financial statement fraud risk assessments: effects of technical knowledge and decision aid use

Volatility linkages of the equity, bond and money markets: an implied volatility approach

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