Aim & Scope
This established journal publishes theoretical empirical and experimental papers which significantly contribute to the disciplines of accounting and finance. Using a wide range of research methods including statistical analysis analytical work case studies field research and historical analysis articles examine significant research questions from a broad range of perspectives. Accounting and Finance applies economic organizational and other theories to accounting and finance phenomena and publishes occasional special issues for example on research methods in management accounting. Accounting and Finance is essential reading for academics graduate students and all those interested in research in accounting and finance. The journal is widely read by practitioners in accounting corporate finance investments and merchant and investment banking. [1]
2024
The burden of reputation: Star
Y Qian , W Ding , X Quan , W Guan
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Pricing the missing intangible capital: Evidence from the China A‐share market
J Chen , T Jiang , M Zhang , H Li
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Employee stock ownership plans and capital expenditures in China
Accounting and Finance , 2024
The market risk premium in Australia: Forward‐looking evidence from the options market
A Aspris , E Félez‐Viñas , S Foley , ... , J Svec
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Beggars cannot be choosers? Legitimacy deficiency and the use of trade credit by family firms
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Learning
Z Huang , Y Si , G Tian , ... , L Zhang
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Employee health and corporate innovation: Evidence from medical cannabis legalisation
Accounting and Finance , 2024
Removing barriers: How online visits boost female analysts' participation
Accounting and Finance , 2024