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Diversification, Performance and Company Size
1984From Chapter 4 onwards each chapter has added a new dimension to the analysis. Chapter 4 was concerned with assessing the nature and extent of diversification in the sample. Was diversification a random process or were there identifiable movements which were supported by a significant proportion of the companies? After determining the nature and extent
George A. Luffman, Richard Reed
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The Accruals Anomaly and Company Size
Financial Analysts Journal, 2008Research has shown that a trading strategy based on publicly available accounting accrual information can earn abnormal returns of approximately 10 percent in the year after it is applied. This article reports a study of whether this “accruals anomaly” is sensitive to company size. The empirical results suggest that the interaction between company size
Dan Palmon +2 more
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Planning in the medium‐sized company
Management Decision, 1968“If planning is to be successful the planner must have enlisted the active interest and commitment of everybody from the managing director to the foreman, which means in effect making them do the planning. He must be the catalyst; he must not plan all by himself in an ivory tower.”
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THE EFFECT OF GREEN ACCOUNTING AND COMPANY SIZE ON COMPANY PERFORMANCE
Applied Accounting and Management Review (AAMAR)This research aims to determine the effect of Green Accounting and Company Size on company performance. Using a quantitative approach. The sampling method is purposive sampling of secondary data on food and beverage sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Process the data using Multiple Linear Regression with SPSS 26 software.
Rozi Fery Setiyaningsih +3 more
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Europeanizing a medium-size company
Long Range Planning, 1991Abstract The author describes the strategy for preparing a medium-size international business for the emergence of the single European market. The business had the benefit of an international culture and a multinational team of managers, sales and technical teams.
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Small and medium-sized companies
1999This chapter considers the exemptions available to small and medium-sized companies and groups in respect of the annual accounts that are sent to members. The Companies Act 1985 (Accounts of Small and Medium-sized Companies and Minor Accounting Amendments) Regulations 1997 (SI 1997 No 220), which were issued to clarify the requirements applicable to ...
Ken Wild, Brian Creighton
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CIM for Small and Medium Sized Companies
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1992P. Kopacek, M. Zauner
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