Mid-Atlantic Journal of Business

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Articles in January, 1990 issue of Mid-Atlantic Journal of Business

• Differences in financial characteristics of owner controlled and non-owner controlled acquired firms. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Considine, Judith; Jaggi, Bikki
• Financing future higher education expenses. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Skarbnik, John H.
• New investing and financing activity ratios from the statement of cash flows enhance traditional ratio analysis in assessing future cash flows. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Figlewicz, Raymond E.; Zeller, Thomas L.
• Further evidence on the comparative ability of accounting data to predict operating cash flows. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Krause, Paul; Murdoch, Brock
• Implementing the 150 hour accounting requirement. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Hensler, Emil J., Jr.
• How should CPAs be paid?: A controversy. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Pustorino, Anthony R.
• Earnings per share forecasting: a human information processing perspective. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Darter, Marvin E.; Temkin, Sanford
• Decentralized operational auditing - the effective use of the internal audit function. (Special Accounting and Tax Issue)
  by Haley, Donald C.; McKeon, Joseph M., Jr.