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Recommended reading and selected references
Dawson, James P., Peter M. Neupert and Clyde P. Stickney, "Restating Financial Statements for Alternative GAAPs: Is It Worth the Effort?", Financial Analysts Journal, November-December 1980, pages 38-46.
Gleckman, Howard, "Beware of Artifical Sweeteners in This Year's Earnings", Business Week, Fbruary 8, 1988, pages 22-23.
Hermanson, Roger H., James Don Edwards and Michael W. Maher, "Accouting Principles", 5th ed., Irwin, Homewood, Ill, 1992.
Kellogg, Irving and Loren B. Kellogg, "Dig Beneath Gloss in Annual Reports", Pensions and Investment Age, Jule 13, 1988, pages 13-14.
Kertz, J. Edward, " Are Constant Dollar Disclosures Informative?" Financial Analysts Journal, March-April 1983, pages 52-55.
Nichols, Donald R., "A Study of the Market Valuation of Extraordinary Items Reported in Financial Statements", Financial Review, Fall 1977, pages 1-17.
Nobes, Christopher, "International classification of financial reporting", London ; New York : Routledge, 1992.
Palmer, Jay, "Shipshape Financials", Barron's October 22, 1990, pages 20-22.
Parker, R.H. and C.W. Nobes, "An international view of true and fair accounting", London ; New York : Routledge, 1994.
Price Waterhouse International, "International Survey of Accounting Principles and Reporting Practices", 1979.
Raffegeau, Jean, Pierre Dufils and Jean Corre, "Comptable", Memento Pratique Francis Lefebvre, 4th Edition, 1984
Roberts, Clare, Pauline Weetman and Paul Gordon, "International financial accounting : a comparative approach", London ; San Francisco : Financial Times/Pitman Publishing, 1998.
Stricharchuk, Gregory, "More Ailing Concerns Are Firing Auditors in Hopes of Keeping Bad News from Public", Wall Street Journal, May 12, 1983, page 35
Warren, Carl S., James M. Reeve and Philip E. Fess, "Accouting", 19th ed., South-Western, Cinicinnati, 1999.
Weiss, Gary, "Investing: Reading between the Lines of an Annual Report", Business Week, March 23, 1987, Pages 164-165.
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