The Usefulness of Annual Reports: the Anomaly between the Efficient Markets Hypothesis and Shareholder Surveys

Ruth D. Hines

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(1982). The Usefulness of Annual Reports: the Anomaly between the Efficient Markets Hypothesis and Shareholder Surveys. Accounting and Business Research: Vol. 12, No. 48, pp. 296-309.

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