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Refining and validation of Family Socioeconomic Status Scale (FSESS) for health research in Egypt. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
El-Gilany AH, Baklola M, Terra M, Harb MM, Gaballah SS, Mohamed ES, Abdelmeneam A, Hamada MA, Abou-ElWafa HS.   +8 more
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Defragmenting Mangrove Law Towards Coherent Global Governance. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Lorber M, Cappa P.
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Assessment of the Accounting Practices of Biological Assets and its Biological Transformation in the Philippines

Assessment of the Accounting Practices of Biological Assets and its Biological Transformation in the Philippines
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Accounting for biological assets

2017
Rute Gonçalves, Patrícia Teixeira Lopes   +1 more
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GROWTH OF THE MISSION OF BIOLOGICAL ASSETS

2021
Large-scale production of agricultural products is a driving force for the development of agriculture, which has the most important distinctive features, namely, that the main means of production are living organ-isms (plants, animals). The continuity of the process of agricultural production is ensured by biological assets, which are divided into ...
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Determinants Of Biological Asset Disclosure Moderated Biological Asset Intensity

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science
This study examines the determinants of growth, company size and international level variables on biological asset disclosure with biological asset intensity as a moderating variable. The gap in this study lies in the biological asset intensity variable as a moderating variable.
Fatimah Zahra, Muhammad Wahyuddin Abdullah, Nur Rahmah Sari   +2 more
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Accounting for Biological Assets and the Cost of Debt

Journal of International Accounting Research, 2015
ABSTRACT Firms engaged in agriculture generate revenue from biological assets that manifest in the cultivation of bearer fruits and nuts, the tilling of crops, and the production of livestock and forestry. We investigate whether firms' cost of debt is associated with the measurement method they use to account for their biological assets.
Abbie Daly, Hollis A. Skaife
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