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Audit firm industry specialization and audit outcomes : insights from academic literature

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Growth opportunities, earnings permanence and the valuation for free cash flow

Habib, Ahsan - In: Australasian accounting business and finance journal : AABF 5 (2011) 4, pp. 101-122

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Accounting regulation in emerging markets and newly industrializing countries

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Value relevance of alternative accounting performance measures: Australian evidence

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Non-audit service fees and financial reporting quality : a meta-analysis

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Is the relationship between equity value and information non-linear? : Empirical evidence from Japan

Habib, Ahsan - In: Journal of Asia Pacific business 6 (2005) 2, pp. 41-67

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The new Chinese accounting standards and audit report lag

Habib, Ahsan - In: International journal of auditing : IJA 19 (2015) 1, pp. 1-14

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Publishing literature reviews

Habib, Ahsan - In: Pacific accounting review 34 (2022) 3, pp. 399-405

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Cost Stickiness

Habib, Ahsan - 2019

This article examines the effects on cost stickiness of firms' involvement in corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities. Cost stickiness represents asymmetric cost behavior whereby the magnitude of cost increases in response to an increase in the activity level is greater than the...

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