Titlebook: Essays in Accounting Theory in Honour of Joel S. Demski; Rick Antle,Fr?ystein Gjesdal,Pierre Jinghong Liang Book 2007 Springer-Verlag US 2

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Clinical Management of Soft Tissue Sarcomasbe able to sustain coordinated behavior depending on the distribution characterizing liquidity trading. Thus, competition among corporate insiders may be less influential in price discovery than previously thought.

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On The Subtleties of the Principal-Agent Modelroperty that risk arises endogenously in such principal-agent models. This, in turn, establishes that while the mixed empirical evidence on this relation may be useful from a descriptive vantage point, it does not shed any light on the validity of the principal-agent theory.

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Public Disclosure of Trades by Corporate Insiders in Financial Markets and Tacit Coordinationbe able to sustain coordinated behavior depending on the distribution characterizing liquidity trading. Thus, competition among corporate insiders may be less influential in price discovery than previously thought.

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Synergy, Quantum Probabilities, and Cost of Controll costs decline when aggregate performance measures are used; aggregation arises naturally. An implication is that the common practice of acquiring individual measures may be misguided in an environment where synergy is a first order effect. Also, double entry accounting appears well suited for processing information in a synergistic context.

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Rick Antle,Fr?ystein Gjesdal,Pierre Jinghong LiangContains economic analytic approach to accounting theory.Over four decades of Prof. Demski‘s accounting theory

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Joel S. Demski: A Leader in Accounting ScholarshipJoel Demski has made significant contributions to accounting research and education for nearly forty years. This paper reviews and highlights many of his scholarly contributions. He has been innovative and thought provoking — always at the leading edge of our discipline

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Virgil S. Lucas Jr.,Andrew T. Huangents a new solution to the accounting aggregation problem as market information is merged into the accounting system. Multiple sources of information are available to market participants and accounting information is but one of these sources. Fair value information is available to the accounting sys