The Relative Informativeness of Accounting Disclosures in Different Countries

Andrew W. Alford · Jennifer R. Jones · Richard Leftwich · Mark E. Zmijewski

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Andrew Alford, Jennifer Jones, Richard Leftwich, Mark Zmijewski, The Relative Informativeness of Accounting Disclosures in Different Countries, Journal of Accounting Research, Vol. 31, Studies on International Accounting (1993), pp. 183-223

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