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Stead, B. A. 1972. Berlo's communication process model as applied to the behavioral theories of Maslow, Herzberg, and McGregor. The Academy of Management Journal 15(3): 389-394.

Stead, G. W. 1948. Toward a synthesis of accounting doctrine. The Accounting Review (October): 355-359.

Steade, R. D. 1967. "Interface and interorganizational coordination" - Some comments. The Academy of Management Journal 10(3): 309-311.

Steadman, M. 2008. What small CPA firms are doing to recruit and retain staff. The CPA Journal (July): 61-63.

Steakley, M. E. 1979. Inflation accounting techniques: How they compare. Management Accounting (September): 16-18.

Stearns, J., M. Fore and S. Feltus. 2022. Ethics and controls at Accountable Coffee Co.: The 2022 winner of the Carl Menconi Case Writing Competition centers on the dilemma faced by an employee of a small business. Strategic Finance (July): 48-56.

Stearns, J. P. 2018. Motivating teams through the impossible. Strategic Finance (August): 24, 26.

Stearns, L. B. and M. S. Mizruchi. 1986. Broken-tie reconstitution and the functions of interorganizational interlocks: A reexamination. Administrative Science Quarterly 31(4): 522-538.

Stearns, L. B. and M. S. Mizruchi. 1993. Board composition and corporate financing: The impact of financial institution representation on borrowing. The Academy of Management Journal 36(3): 603-618.

Stearns, P. N. 2012. The history of happiness: How the pursuit of contentment has shaped the West's culture and economy. Harvard Business Review (January/February): 104-109.

Stearns, T. M., A. N. Hoffman and J. B. Heide. 1987. Performance of commercial television stations as an outcome of interorganizational linkages and environmental conditions. The Academy of Management Journal 30(1): 71-90.

Stec, S. 1987. Accounting for start-up costs. Management Accounting (November): 68.

Stec, S. 1987. Construction accounting. Management Accounting (October): 57.

Stec, S. 1987. To convert or not to convert. Management Accounting (August): 40. (Converting to machine hours).

Stec, S. 1987. What are some of the applications of bar code technology? Management Accounting (July): 53.

Stec, S. 1988. Implementing a cost control system. Management Accounting (February): 65.

Stec, S. 1988. Manufacturing control through bar coding at Target Products. Management Accounting (April): 47.

Stecher, J., T. Shields and J. Dickhaut. 2011. Generating ambiguity in the laboratory. Management Science (April): 705-712.

Stedry, A. C. 1960. Budget Control and Cost Behavior. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall.

Stedry, A. C. 1968. Discussion of evaluation of the usefulness to investors of different accounting estimators of earnings: A simulation approach. Journal of Accounting Research (Empirical Research in Accounting: Selected Studies): 54-58.

Steedle, L. F. 1988. Has productivity measurement outgrown infancy? Management Accounting (August): 15.

Steedle, L. F. 1991. Review: Relevance Rediscovered (An anthology of 25 significant articles from the NACA Bulletins and Yearbooks 1919-1929) by Richard Vangermeersch. The Accounting Historians Journal 18(1): 98-99.

Steedle, L. F. 1992. Review: Relevance Rediscovered, Volume II by Richard Vangermeersch. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(2): 191-192.

Steedle, L. F. 1993. Review: Relevance Rediscovered, Volume III by Richard Vangermeersch. The Accounting Historians Journal 20(1): 139-141.

Steel, R. P. and J. R. Rentsch. 1995. Influence of cumulation strategies on the long-range prediction of absenteeism. The Academy of Management Journal 38(6): 1616-1634.

Steel, R. P., G. S. Shane and R. W. Griffeth. 1990. Correcting turnover statistics for comparative analysis. The Academy of Management Journal 33(1): 179-187.

Steele, F. R. C. 1913. The development of systems of control. Journal of Accountancy (October): 280-290.

Steele, F. R. C. 1919. Federal taxation of corporations. Journal of Accountancy (December): 420-434.

Steele, F. R. C. 1921. Limitations of system. Journal of Accountancy (January): 21-29.

Steele, H. M. 1959. Managerial uses and limitations of uniform dollar accounting data. The Accounting Review (April): 242-249.

Steele, J. G. 1925. The management function in business. National Association of Cost Accountants Official Publications (March 16): 3-13.

Steele, R. and C. Albright. 2004. Games managers play at budget time. MIT Sloan Management Review (Spring): 81-84.

Steelye, N. and T. B. Routh. 2022. Revenue management at U.S. commercial banks during Covid-19. Management Accounting Quarterly (Fall): 21-29.  

Steenburgh, T. and M. Ahearne. 2012. Motivating salespeople: What really works. Harvard Business Review (July/August): 70-75.

Steenburgh, T. and M. Ahearne. 2018. How to sell new products. Harvard Business Review (November/December): 92-101.

Steenkamp, J. E. M. and N. Kumar. 2009. Don't be undersold! Harvard Business Review (December): 90-95.

Steensma, H. K. and K. G. Corley. 2000. On the performance of technology-sourcing partnerships: The interaction between partner interdependence and technology attributes. The Academy of Management Journal 43(6): 1045-1067.

Steensma, H. K. and K. G. Corley. 2001. Organizational context as a moderator of theories on firm boundaries for technology sourcing. The Academy of Management Journal 44(2): 271-291.

Steensma, H. K., L. Marino, K. M. Weaver and P. H. Dickson. 2000. The influence of national culture on the formation of technology alliances by entrepreneurial firms. The Academy of Management Journal 43(5): 951-973.

Steensma, H. K., L. Tihanyi, M. A. Lyles and C. Dhanaraj. 2005. The evolving value of foreign partnerships in transitioning economies. The Academy of Management Journal 48(2): 213-235.

Steer, P. and J. Cable. 1978. Internal organization and profit: An empirical analysis of large U. K. companies. Journal of Industrial Economics (September): 13-30.

Steers, N. I. 1952. A past usage system of inventory control. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (February): 753-760.

Steers, R. M. 1975. Problems in the measurement of organizational effectiveness. Administrative Science Quarterly 20(4): 546-558.

Steers, R. M. 1976. Factors affecting job attitudes in a goal-setting environment. The Academy of Management Journal 19(1): 6-16.

Steers, R. M. 1976. Heterogeneity in effectiveness models. Administrative Science Quarterly 21(2): 343.

Steers, R. M. 1977. Antecedents and outcomes of organizational commitment. Administrative Science Quarterly 22(1): 46-56.

Stefan, M. 2014. Capture more value. Innovation isn't worth much if you don't get paid for it. Harvard Business Review (October): 78-85.

Stefani, J., I. Eemeure and D. Hagimont. (eds). 2004. Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems: 4th IFIP WG6.1 International Conference, DAIS 2003, Paris, France, November 17-21, 2003, Proceedings (Lecture Notes in Computer Science). Springer.

Stefaniak, C. M., R. W. Houston and D. M. Brandon. 2017. Investigating inspection risk: An analysis of PCAOB inspections and internal quality reviews. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 36(1): 151-168.

Stefaniak, C. M., R. W. Houston and R. M. Cornell. 2012. The effects of employer and client identification on internal and external auditors' evaluations of internal control deficiencies. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 31(1): 39-56.

Stefano, D. 2023. People may be more trusting of AI when they can't see how it works. Harvard Business Review (September/October): 30-31.

Steffy, B. D. and J. W. Jones. 1988. Workplace stress and indicators of coronary-disease risk. The Academy of Management Journal 31(3): 686-698.

Stegemerten, G. J. 1930. The basis for wage incentives plans. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April 1): 989-1004.

Steger, J. A., W. B. Kelley, G. Chouiniere and A. Goldenbaum. 1975. A forced choice version of the MSCS and how it discriminates campus leaders and nonleaders. The Academy of Management Journal 18(3): 453-460.

Steimer, T. E. 1990. Activity-based accounting for total quality. Management Accounting (October): 39-42. (Assigning home office or corporate overhead to business units).

Specter, M. and V. Venkatasubramanian. 2023. "America First": Nationalism, Nativism, and the Fascism Question 1880-2020 in Rosenfeld, G. D. (Editor) and J. Ward (Editor). 2023. Fascism in America: Past and Present. Cambridge University Press. (Note).

Stein, D. B. 2004. Creating Marketing Conversations Between Customers and Sellers. South-Western Educational Publishing.

Stein, B. and P. DeMuth. 2011. The Little Book of Alternative Investments: Reaping Rewards by Daring to Be Different. Wiley.

Stein, J. 2009. The Right Decision: A Mathematician Reveals How the Secrets of Decision Theory Can Help You Make the right Decision Every Time. McGraw-Hill.

Stein, M., V. Campitelli and S. Mezzio. 2020. Managing the impact of cloud computing. The CPA Journal (June): 20-27.

Stein, M. J., S. E. Salterio and T. Shearer. 2017. "Transparency" in accounting and corporate governance: Making sense of multiple meanings. Accounting and the Public Interest (17): 31-59.

Stein, P. 1990. Defense contractors ask the CASB: What is an accounting change? Management Accounting (October): 53-55.

Stein, S. E. 2019. Auditor industry specialization and accounting estimates: Evidence from asset impairments. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 38(2): 207-234.

Steinbart, P. J. 1987. The construction of a rule-based expert system as a method for studying materiality judgments. The Accounting Review (January): 97-116.

Steinbart, P. J. 1989. A comparison of computer-administered and paper questionnares: Effects on student evaluations of teaching effectiveness. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 120-125.

Steinbart, P. J. 1989. The auditor's responsibility for the accuracy of graphs in annual reports: Some evidence of the need for additional guidance. Accounting Horizons (September): 60-70.

Steinbart, P. J. 2001. Discussion of “The effects of multimedia-induced affective states on recall and decision making by individual investors”. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 2(1): 41-46.

Steinbart, P. J. 2004. Discussion of restoring auditor credibility: Tertiary monitoring and logging of continuous assurance systems. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 5(2): 203-205.

Steinbart, P. J. 2009. Thoughts about the future of the Journal of Information Systems. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 1-4 .

Steinbart, P. J. and W. L. Accola. 1994. The effects of explanation type and user involvement on learning from and satisfaction with expert systems. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 1-17.

Steinbart, P. J., R. L. Raschke, G. Gal and W. N. Dilla. 2012. The relationship between internal audit and information security: An exploratory investigation. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 13(3): 228-243.

Steinbart, P. J., R. L. Raschke, G. Gal and W. N. Dilla. 2013. Information security professionals' perceptions about the relationship between the information security and internal audit functions. Journal of Information Systems (Fall): 65-86.

Steinbart, P. J., R. L. Raschke, G. Gal and W. N. Dilla. 2016. SECURQUAL: An instrument for evaluating the effectiveness of enterprise information security programs. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 71-92. ("...this study uses the COBIT Version 4.1 Maturity Model Rubrics to develop an instrument (SECURQUAL) that obtains an objective measure of the effectiveness of enterprise information security programs.").

Steinbart, P. J., R. L. Raschke, G. Gal and W. N. Dilla. 2018. The influence of a good relationship between the internal audit and information security functions on information security outcomes. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 15-29.

Steinberg, A. W. 1963. Some notes on the similarity of three management science models and their analysis by connectivity matrix techniques. Management Science (January): 341-343.

Steiner, S. H. 2000. Statistical process control using two measurement systems. Technometrics (May) 178-187.

Steinfeld, E. S. and T. Beltoft. 2014. Innovation lessons from China. MIT Sloan Management Review (Summer): 49-55.

Steingold, F. 2007. The Complete Guide to Buying a Business, 2nd Edition. NOLO.

Steinmetz, L. L. 1966. The research and development manager's dilemma: Fact or fiction. The Academy of Management Journal 9(2): 145-151.

Steinmetz, N. P. and D. D. Dodd. 1961. Finding, screening and appraising new products. N.A.A. Bulletin (November): 61-70.

Stejskal, K., N. Sayed and C. Lento. 2020. Mapping stakeholder expectations of a publicly funded post-secondary institution: A balanced scorecard perspective. Accounting and the Public Interest (20): 104-137.

Stelson, H. E. 1951. Finding the yield on a bond. The Accounting Review (October): 538-539.

Stelson, H. E. 1952. The rate of interest in installment payment plans. The Accounting Review (July): 366-369.

Stelson, H. E. and R. W. Snyder. 1953. Finding the rate of interest. The Accounting Review (October): 554-561.

Stelson, H. E. and R. W. Snyder. 1954. Note on installment loan rebates. The Accounting Review (January): 72-73.

Stelter, B. 2020. Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth. Atria/One Signal Publishers.

Stemmy, T. J. 2019. Avoid tax traps with a timely appraisal: New basis-consistency requirements make defensible valuations of inherited property even more important. Journal of Accountancy (April/May): 48-53.

Stemmy, T. J. 2022. How married couples can use trusts in estate planning. Journal of Accountancy (March): 22-26.

Stempf, V. H. 1932. Should major readjustments of property be made through capital surplus of earned surplus? N.A.C.A. Bulletin (May 1): 1164-1168.

Stempf, V. H. 1934. Revamping capital structures. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (November 15): 267-295.

Stempf, V. H. 1936. Internal audit control. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April 1): 820-836.

Stempf, V. H. 1938. Accounting for fixed assets. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April 15): 935-949.

Stempf, V. H. 1938. A critique of the tentative statement of accounting principles. The Accounting Review (March): 55-62.

Stempf, V. H. 1942. Accelerated depreciation. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (March 15): 965-979.

Stempf, V. H. 1943. Pension plans. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (January 1): 521-531.

Stempf, V. H. 1943. Post-war reserves vs. subsidies. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (November 1): 207-219.

Stempf, V. H. 1944. Termination and renegotiation. The Accounting Review (April): 117-130.

Stengel, J., C. Lamberton and K. Favaro. 2023. How brand building and performance marketing can work together. Harvard Business Review (May/June): 124-135.

Stengel, J. R., A. L. Dixon and C. T. Allen. 2003. Listening begins at home. Harvard Business Review (November): 106-117.

Stenger, V. J. 2009. The New Atheism: Taking a Stand for Science and Reason. Prometheus Books.

Stenger, V. J. 2012. God and the Folly of Faith: The Incompatibility of Science and Religion. Prometheus Books.

Stenger, V. J. and C. Hitchens. 2008. God: The Failed Hypothesis. How Science Shows That God Does Not Exist. Prometheus Books.

Stenka, R. and S. Jaworska. 2019. The use of made-up users. Accounting, Organizations and Society (78): 101055.

Stenzel, C. 2001. Necessary but not sufficient. Journal of Cost Management (May/June): 39-40. (Review of Goldratt's book).

Stenzel, C. 2002. Balance scorecard: Step-by-step: Maximizing performance and results. Journal of Cost Management (May/June): 47-48. (Review of Niven's book).

Stenzel, C. 2002. Let's fix it: Overcoming the crisis in manufacturing. Journal of Cost Management (November/December): 46-47. (Review of Schonberger's 2001 Free Press book).

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2000. Measuring the intangible: A conversation with David Ulrich. Journal of Cost Management (July/August): 28-34.

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2000. M&As are more than a cost equation: An interview with Mitchell Lee Marks. Journal of Cost Management (November/December): 15-20.

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2002. Employee access to cost and financial information: An interview with Jonathan Schiff. Journal of Cost Management (January/February): 5-11.

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2002. Essentials of Cost Management. Wiley.

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2003. From Cost to Performance Management. John Wiley and Sons.

Stenzel, C. and J. Stenzel. 2003. The organizational design of the Taiyo Group: A conversation with Robin Cooper. Cost Management (July/August): 5-11.

Stenzel, J. 2007. Lean Accounting: Best Practices for Sustainable Integration. Wiley.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2001. Avoiding ABCM implementation failures: An interview with Ron Bleeker. Journal of Cost Management (November/December): 17-22.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2002. ERP system opportunities and limitations: An interview with Eli Goldratt. Journal of Cost Management (March/April): 5-12.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2002. ERP from the designer and vendor perspective. Journal of Cost Management (March/April): 30-39.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2004. ABC: All that it can be - A conversation with Peter B. B. Turney. Cost Management (January/February): 6-10.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2004. Performance measurement and management in the reinsurance industry. Cost Management (May/June): 28-35.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2005. An expert's perspective: A conversation with Gary Cokins. Cost Management (January/February): 6-17.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2005. A letter from Major Chuck Royer. Cost Management (May/June): 5-6.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2005. The x-files: What you need to know about web-based financial reporting. Cost Management (March/April): 5-12.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2005. The payoffs for corporate social responsibility: A conversation with Marc J. Epstein. Cost Management (July/August): 5-9.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2005. Transforming a profession: A conversation with Paul Sharman. Cost Management (November/December): 6-14.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. Applications-driven thought leadership. Cost Management (May/June): 5-13.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. CAM-I in a nutshell: A conversation with Ashok Vadgama. Cost Management (September/October): 6-10 .

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (January/February): 3-5.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (March/April): 3-5.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (May/June): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (July/August): 3-5.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (September/October): 3-5 .

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2006. From the editors. Cost Management (November/December): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2007. From the editors. Cost Management (January/February): 3-5.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2007. From the editors. Cost Management (March/April): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2007. Management economics: A new center of the universe for the management accountant. Cost Management (November/December): 30-37.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. Bringing RCA to market. Cost Management (July/August): 5-13. (Interview with RCA Institute Director Larry R. White).

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (January/February): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (March/April): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (May/June): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (July/August): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (September/October): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2008. From the editors. Cost Management (November/December): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (January/February): 3-5.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (March/April): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (May/June): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (July/August): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (September/October): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2009. From the editors. Cost Management (November/December): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2010. From the editors. Cost Management (January/February): 3-4.

Stenzel, J. and C. Stenzel. 2010. From the editors. Cost Management (March/April): 3-5.

Stenzel, J., C. Stenzel and P. Sharman. 2010. From the editors. Cost Management (May/June): 3-5.

Stephan, A. P., B. R. Walther and L. A. Wellman. 2021. Profiting from connections: Do politicians receive stock tips from brokerage houses? Journal of Accounting and Economics (August): 101401.

Stephan, F. F. 1960. Faulty advice about statistical sampling - Some comments on "A simplified statistical technique for use in verifying accounts receivable". The Accounting Review (January): 29-32.

Stephens, A. P. 1968. Merger/acquisition valuation approaches. Management Accounting (April): 14-20.

Stephens, B. A. 1955. Tracking down the phantom costs of office services. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (February): 818-822.

Stephens, H. 1963. Purchasing by telephone without confirmation or invoice. N.A.A. Bulletin (June): 55-58.

Stephens, H. V. 1972. A profit-oriented marketing information system. Management Accounting (September): 37-42.

Stephens, H. V. 1976. Efficiency and effectiveness. Management Accounting (January): 41-42.

Stephens, J. P. 2021. How the show goes on: Using the aesthetic experience of collective performance to adapt while coordinating. Administrative Science Quarterly 66(1): 1-41.

Stephens, N. M., S. L. Summers, B. Williams and D. A Wood. 2011. Accounting doctoral program rankings based on research productivity of program graduates. Accounting Horizons (March): 149-181.

Stephens, R. G. and V. Govindarajan. 1990. On assessing a firm's cash generating ability. The Accounting Review (January): 242-257.

Stephens, R. J. 1966. A note on An early reference to cost-volume-profit relationships. Abacus 2(1): 78-83.

Stephens, W., L. S. Pettegrew and C. A. Vance. 2012. Embracing ethics and morality: An analytic essay for the accounting profession. The CPA Journal (January): 16-21.

Stephens, W. L. 1978. Earnings per share: A flow approach to teaching concepts and procedures: A comment. The Accounting Review (January): 260-262.

Stephenson, J. C. 1956. Quality control to minimize cost variances. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (October): 264-275.

Stephenson, J. C. and H. Smith. 1974. A new marketing information system. Management Accounting (August): 11-14.

Stephenson, S. S. 2014. Continuing higher education: Balancing cause and effect as performance measurement. Cost Management (July/August): 35-48.

Stephenson, S. S. 2018. Management professionals without voice: The value of shared governance in continuing education. Cost Management (September/October): 5-20.

Stephenson, S. S. 2019. Pedagogy of social inquiry: A model for theory development in decision-making. Cost Management (May/June): 37-45.

Stephenson, S. S. 2023. CPA perceptions of big data analytics. Cost Management (March/April): 10-17.

Stephenson, S. S. and Z. A. Kela. 2021. Continuing higher education's socioeconomic values: Sustainability for America's workforce. Cost Management (July/August): 33-48.

Stephenson, T. 2007. Do clients share preparers' self-assessment of the extent to which they advocate for their clients? Accounting Horizons (December): 411-422.

Stephenson, T. and J. Porter. 2010. Excel-based budgeting for cash flows: Cash is king! Strategic Finance (May): 34-41.

Stephenson, T. and J. Porter. 2010. Excel-based budgeting for production. Strategic Finance (March): 33-41.

Stephenson, T. and J. Porter. 2010. Part 6 of 6: Really using an Excel-based budget you've created. Strategic Finance (July): 38-43.

Stephenson, T. and J. Porter. 2011. Comparing budgets to performance. Strategic Finance (August): 36-43. (Excel budget).

Stephenson, T. and J. Porter. 2019. Denim Products Incorporated: Creating and using a master budget. IMA Educational Case Journal 12(1): 1-6.

Sterin, M. 2020. The influence of audit committee expertise on firms' internal controls: Evidence from mergers and acquisitions. Accounting Horizons (September): 193-211.

Sterley, A. 2019. Cryptoassets: Accounting for an emerging asset class. The CPA Journal (June): 6-7.

Sterling, R. R. 1962. Determination of goodwill and bonus on the admission of a partner. The Accounting Review (October): 766-768.

Sterling, R. R. 1966. An operational analysis of traditional accounting. Abacus 2(2): 119-137.

Sterling, R. R. 1966. In defence of accounting in the United States. Abacus 2(2): 180-183.

Sterling, R. R. 1967. Conservatism: The fundamental principle of valuation in traditional accounting. Abacus 3(2): 109-132.

Sterling, R. R. 1967. A case of valuation and learned cognitive dissonance. The Accounting Review (April): 376-378.

Sterling, R. R. 1967. A statement of basic accounting theory: A review article. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 95-112.

Sterling, R. R. 1967. Elements of pure accounting theory. The Accounting Review (January): 62-73.

Sterling, R. R. 1968. The going concern: An examination. The Accounting Review (July): 481-502.

Sterling, R. R. 1969. A test of the uniformity hypothesis. Abacus 5(1): 37-47.

Sterling, R. R. 1970. On theory construction and verification. The Accounting Review (July): 444-457.

Sterling, R. R. 1970. Theory of the Measurement of Enterprise Income. The University Press of Kansas. Review by R. W. Schattke. See also Vatter, W. J. 1971. Two views and a vignette. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 396-409.

Sterling, R. R. (ed.) 1971. Asset Valuation and Income Determination: A Consideration of the Alternatives. Review by J. C. McKeown.

Sterling, R. R. 1971. An explication and analysis of the structure of accounting part one. Abacus 7(2): 137-152.

Sterling, R. R. 1972. An explication and analysis of the structure of accounting part two. Abacus 8(2): 145-162.

Sterling, R. R. 1972. 'The market value method according to Sterling': A reply. Abacus 8(1): 91-101.

Sterling, R. R. 1981. Costs (historical versus current) versus exit values. Abacus 17(2): 93-129.

Sterling, R. R. 1989. Teaching the correspondence concept. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 82-93.

Sterling, R. R. 1990. Positive accounting: An assessment. Abacus 26(2): 97-135.

Sterling, R. R. 1990. Teacher, educate thyself. Journal of Accounting Education 8(1): 1-16.

Sterling, R. R. 2003. A patch on GAAP. Abacus 39(3): i-vi.

Sterling, R. R. and R. E. Flaherty. 1971. The role of liquidity in exchange valuation. The Accounting Review (July): 441-456.

Sterling, R. R. and R. Radosevich. 1969. A valuation experiment. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 90-95.

Sterling; R. R. and W. F. Bentz. Accounting in Perspective: Contributions to Accounting Thought by Other Disciplines. Southwestern Publishing Co. Review by J. E. Parker.

Sterling, R. R. and W. Harrison. 1974. [Discussion of capital market equilibrium, information production, and selecting accounting techniques: Theoretical framework and review of empirical work]: A reply. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Financial Accounting Objectives): 142-157.

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Strategic Finance. 2015. Accountant's future today. Strategic Finance (November): 11. (Joint IMA-ACCA web site www.FutureToday.com).

Strategic Finance. 2015. Write CMA exam questions. Strategic Finance (October): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Boomerang employees. Strategic Finance (March): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Chinese learning center. Strategic Finance (June): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2016. CMA video contest. Strategic Finance (December): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Exceptional students: 2016 student and educator award winners. Strategic Finance (August): 64.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Highlights of IMA's annual conference. Strategic Finance (August): 11-12.

Strategic Finance. 2016. IMA mentoring contest. Strategic Finance (March): 15-17.

Strategic Finance. 2016. IMA moments - New blog. Strategic Finance (September): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2016. IMA supports women in leadership. Strategic Finance (December): 12-13.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Millennial workforce. Strategic Finance (October): 10. (Survey).

Strategic Finance. 2016. New economic survey. Strategic Finance (May): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Are you ready? A new Delotte poll explores company preparedness for the new Financial Accounting Standards Board and International Accounting Standards Board lease accounting standards. Strategic Finance (July): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Diversity & inclusion. Strategic Finance (June): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Improving intercompany accounting. Strategic Finance (September): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Ready for retirement? Strategic Finance (August): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Regulations and the small business. Strategic Finance (September): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2016. Survey: Tax compliance. Strategic Finance (April): 10.

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Strategic Finance. 2016. Work life balance. Strategic Finance (February): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2017. 8 specialty tracks at ACE2017. Strategic Finance (April): 17.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Ethics honors. Strategic Finance (February): 16.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Generous contributions to IMA. Strategic Finance (June): 16.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Help IMA celebrate. Strategic Finance (June): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Share your IMA life. Strategic Finance (March): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Share your IMA life. Strategic Finance (May): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Share your IMA life. Strategic Finance (July): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: CFOs and finance leadership. Strategic Finance (September): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: Disaster preparedness. Strategic Finance (June): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: Employee engagement. Strategic Finance (May): 18.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: Global warming. Strategic Finance (February): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: New concerns about foreign operations? Strategic Finance (April): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: The evolving risk landscape. Strategic Finance (August): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: When the boss leaves. Strategic Finance (March): 17.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Share your IMA life. Strategic Finance (January): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Survey: Top 2017 risks. Strategic Finance (January): 14.

Strategic Finance. 2017. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 57. (Asus Zenbook Flip S, Apple iPad Pro 10.5, Apple Homepod, Rocketbook wave notebook).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 57. (Galaxy Tab S3, Keeper pass-word manager, Samsung Dex station, Gideon Dagan calendar).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 81. (Dell Latitude 7285, HTC U11, Louis Vuitton Tambour Horizon smartwatch, Nikon Key-Mission 170).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 57. (iPhone X, iPhone 8, Apple watch series 3, Volterman smart wallet).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 65. (Google pixel 2, Microsoft Surface Book 2, Google Home Assistant, August Smart Lock Pro).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 57. (Kindle Oasis 2, Google Home, Nixplay Wi-Fi Cloud Frames, and Razer phone).

Strategic Finance. 2017. Write CSCA exam questions. Strategic Finance (December): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2018. CSCA: A new credential for CMAs. Strategic Finance (October): 14.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Growing our strong global community. Strategic Finance (February): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. IMA Accounting Honor Society. The IMA Accounting Honor Society (IAHS) recognizes and honors academic achievement in the study of accounting, and provides an opportunity for students to differentiate themselves as they begin their career journey. Strategic Finance (April): 17.

Strategic Finance. 2018. IMA remembers. Strategic Finance (November): 17. (William "Bill" Ihlanfeldt and Keith Bryant, Jr.).

Strategic Finance. 2018. R. Lee Brummet, CPA: We remember a former IMA Chair and distinguished educator who was a pioneer in management accounting. Strategic Finance (April): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: ASC 606 adoption. Strategic Finance (December): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: Hedge accounting. Strategic Finance (November): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: Gen Z workers. Strategic Finance (October): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: IT audit benchmarking. Strategic Finance (May): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: Small business Cybersecurity. Strategic Finance (September): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Survey: The gig economy. Strategic Finance (March): 13.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (January): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (February): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (March): 65.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (April): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 89.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 63.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 63. (iPhone XS, iPhone XR, Lenovo Yoga Book C930, Apple Watch series 4).

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 65. (Google Pixel 3, Google Home Hub, Razer phone, and Kobo forma eReader).

Strategic Finance. 2018. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 55. (Apple ipad pro, Macbook air, Dell Untrawide monitor, Mac mini).

Strategic Finance. 2018. Update to IMA policies. Strategic Finance (June): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (January): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (July): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (September): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (October): 8.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (November): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Your IMA story. Strategic Finance (December): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (May): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2018. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (June): 57.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Generous contributions to IMA. Strategic Finance (June): 13-14.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Implementing ASC 842. Strategic Finance (January): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Interviews with Kenneth A. Merchant, Marc J. Epstein and Robert S. Kaplan. Strategic Finance (June): 41-43.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Quarterly global survey. Strategic Finance (November): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Survey: Data strategy. Strategic Finance (July): 15.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Survey: Financial services challenges. Strategic Finance (April): 14.

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (January): 53. (Garmin Fenix 5 plus, UDOQ charging system, MIXCDER wireless headset, Epson scanner).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (February): 55. (LG signature Oled TV R, ASUS Zenbook S13, Withings move ECG, and Aerbectic wearable glucose sensor).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (March): 63. (Sony RX100 VI, Libreoffice 6, Ominipage ultimate, and Wemo mini smart plug).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (April): 55. (Samsung Galaxy Fold, LG V50 Thinq 5G, F(X)Tec Pro1, Microsoft Hololens 2).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (May): 61. (Ipad mini 5, Galaxy S10, Google Pixel 3, Ravpwer filehub plus).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade - A look back. Strategic Finance (June): 71. (Brunsviga Nova II calculator, Osborne 1, Microsoft multiplan, HP 12C Platinum calculator).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 71. (Oneplus 7 Pro, iPhone XR, Remarkable Digital Notepad, and Brother Monochrome Compact Printer).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 55. (Panasonic Toughbook 55, Google Pixel 4, Amazon Echo Buds, and Mophie Juice Pack).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 53. (Asus Zenbook Pro, Apple Mac Pro and Pro display XDR, Dell Inspiron 27 7000, and Apple IPOD Touch).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 55. (Microsoft Surface Pro 7, Microsoft Surface Laptop 3, LG G8X Thinq Phone, and Langogo Pocket AI Translator).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 55. (iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11, Apple Watch Series 5, and Garmin Venu GPS Watch).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 55. (Hasselblad X System, Hirise Wireless Charger, Staygo USB-C Hub, and Seagate Expansion Drive).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Technology workbook. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 55. (Hasselblad X System, Hirise Wireless Charger, Staygo USB-C Hub, and Seagate Expansion Drive).

Strategic Finance. 2019. Update of an article by S. S. Smith and J. Castonguay about cryptocurrencies that appeared in the November 2019 issue. Strategic Finance (December): 8.

Strategic Finance. 2019. The stats: 48.6% of U.S. CFOs believe that the United States will be in recession by the end of 2019. Strategic Finance (February): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2020. ACE2020 Cancelled. Strategic Finance (May): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Business confidence rebounds. Strategic Finance (February): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2020. CMA: Welcome new CMAs! Strategic Finance (August): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2020. CMA: Welcome, new CMAs! Strategic Finance (December): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2020. COSO issues new risk appetite guidance. Strategic Finance (July): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2020. CSA exam question writers needed. Strategic Finance (May): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Data analytics tools beyond Excel. Strategic Finance (March): 58. (Alteryx, iDashboards, Microsoft Power Bl, Sisense, Tableau, Vena Solutions).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Ethics database. Strategic Finance (April): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Generous contributions to IMA. Strategic Finance (June): 11-14.

Strategic Finance. 2020. IMA award winners. Strategic Finance (August): 12-14.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Latest GECS report published. Strategic Finance (November): 12. (Survey).

Strategic Finance. 2020. New CMA ad campaign. Strategic Finance (October): 8.

Strategic Finance. 2020. New MAQ issue. Strategic Finance (February): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Notice of ethics violation. Strategic Finance (March): 14.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Status quo bias: It isn't just tech. Strategic Finance (March): 59.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Survey: Delayed transformations. Strategic Finance (July): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (January): 55. (Surface Pro 7, Motorola One Hyper, Dyson Cryptomic Purifier, and Microsoft Seeing AI).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (February): 55. (Samsung Galaxy Chromebook, Withings Scanwatch , Lenovo Yoga 5G Laptop, and GE Kitchen Hub Microwave).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (March): 63. (Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, Dell XPS 13 2-in-1, Yamaha Desktop Audio System).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (April): 55. (Samsung Galaxy 520 Ultra, Lenovo Foldable Thinkpad, Acer Conceptd, Moleskine Smart Writing Set).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (May): 55. (Apple IPAD Pro 2020, MacBook Air, Onyx Boox Nova2, iStorage Encriypted Drive).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (June): 55. (iPhone SE, Microsoft Lifecam, Logitech Digital Office Pro Bundle, TO-Link Range Extender).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 57. (Surface Book 3 for Business, Amazon Echo Show 8, Fiora Desk Charger, FitBit Charge 4).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 63. (Dell XPs 17, Western Digital My Book, Lapgear Desk, Twelve South Laptop Cradle).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 57. (Galaxy Note 20, Google Pixel 4a, Kobo Forma, Galaxy Watch 3).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 55. (Microsoft Surface Duo, Remarkable 2, Yubkey 5C NFC, Satechi Powr Bank).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 55. (Google Pixel 5, iPad 8th Generation, Apple Watch Series 6, Google Nest Speaker).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Technology workbook: Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 57. (Apple iPhone 12, iPad Air 2020, WD 3TB Elements Drive, Logitch Spotlight Remote).

Strategic Finance. 2020. Welcome new CMAs! Strategic Finance (April): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade: Strategic Finance (January): 57. (Dell XPS 13 9310, Microsoft Surface Laptop Go, Boox Note Air, Apple Macbook Air).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (February): 57. (Lenovo All-in-one, Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2, HP Elite Folio, HP Elite Dragonfly Max).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (March): 65. (Galax. S21, Acer Chromebook Spin, UTS-1 Wireless Charger, Chipolo Ocean Edition).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (April): 57. (Acer Swift 3, Kensington Docking Station, Omnicharge Omni Ultimate, Blueparrott B450-XT Headset).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (May): 57. (CAT S62 Pro, Canon Pixma, Onyx Boox Nova 3 Color, Logitech Mouse).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (June): 57. (IMAC, iPad Pro, Apple Airtag, iPhone 12).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 59. (Zoom Monitor, diskAshur SSD, TCL 20 SE, Mudra Band for the Apple Watch).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 67. (Lenovo Yoga Tab 13, Nokia G20, Kobo Elipsa, Lenovo Smart Clock 2).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 59. (HP Spectre x360, Apple MacBook Pro, WaterField Cargo Laptop Bag, Logitech Powered 3-in-1 Dock).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 59. (Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3, Samsung Galaxy Z. Flip3, Galaxy Watch4 Classic, Dell Portable Monitor).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 59. (iPhone 13 Pro, iPad 10.2, iPad Mini, Mophie UV Sanitizer and Charger).

Strategic Finance. 2021. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 59. (Google Pixel 6, MacBook Pro, Fujifilm Instax Printer, Kobo Sage).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Burnout among accountants. Strategic Finance (September): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Call for ethics papers. Strategic Finance (March): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Economic outlook. Strategic Finance (December): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Emphasizing DE&I in employee retention. Strategic Finance (December): 21-22.

Strategic Finance. 2022. IFAC urges cooperation among G20 leaders. Strategic Finance (December): 11.

Strategic Finance. 2022. IMA's new TikTok page. Strategic Finance (November): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Join SCMS. Strategic Finance (December): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Overconfidence in cybersecurity. Strategic Finance (October): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (January): 59. (VIVO Desk Converter, Logitech computer speakers, Sonos Roam Speaker, Lampat Led Desk Lamp).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade: Strategic Finance (February): 59. (Samsung Galaxy S21FE, ASUS Zenbook 17 Fold, Dell XPS 13 Plus, and Targus Cypress Hero Backpack).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (March): 59. (Thinkbook Plus Gen 3, Anker Powerconf, Audeze Conference Speakerphone, and Eufy Video Doorbell).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (April): 59. (Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galazy Tab S8 Tablets, Motorola Edge Plus, TCL 30 Series).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (May): 59. (Apple Ipad Air 5, Apple Iphone SE, Lenovo Tab P11, Rybozen USB Hub).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (June): 59. (GETAC F110, Samsung 17 Shield SSD, Logitech Lift Verical Mouse, Sandisk Extreme Pro Flash Drive).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (July): 59. (Google Pixel 6A, Jabra Wireless Earbuds, Anker Charger, Tile Tracking Tags).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (August): 59. (Samsung M7 Smart Monitor, Instax Mini Evo, Onyx Boox Poke4 Lite, Iniu Portable Charger).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (September): 59. (M2 MacBook Air, Iphone 13 Pro, Surface Pro 8, Sandisk Mp3).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (October): 61. (Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy Z Flip4, Galaxy Watch5, HP Pavilion Aero 13).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (November): 59. (Apple iPhone 14 Pro, Apple Watch Ultra, Kindle Scribe, Fitbit Sense 2).

Strategic Finance. 2022. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (December): 59. (Microsoft Surface Pro 9, Apple Ipad 10th Generation, Google Pixel 7 and Anker 3-in-1 Cube with Magsafe).

Strategic Finance. 2023. CFO priorities. Strategic Finance (February): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Controller and CFO sentiments. Strategic Finance (March): 12.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Generous contributions to IMA. Strategic Finance (June): 11-13.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Notice of IMA's 2023 annual meeting of members. Strategic Finance (May): 9.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Notice of termination.  Strategic Finance (March): 10. (Memberships terminated from the IMA. sfmag.link/JH9Nf12).

Strategic Finance. 2023. Notice of termination. Strategic Finance (May): 8.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Share your IMA story. Strategic Finance (February): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Talent retention and recruitment. Strategic Finance (May): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2023. The Stats. Strategic Finance (February): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2023. The stats. Strategic Finance (March): 10.

Strategic Finance. 2023. The stats. Strategic Finance (May): 8.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Tools of the trade. Strategic Finance (January): 59.

Strategic Finance. 2023. Turbulent times. Strategic Finance (January): 12.

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Stratopoulos, T. C., T. W. Vance and X. Zou. 2013. Incentive effects of enterprise systems on the magnitude and detectability of reporting manipulations. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 14(1): 39-57.

Stratopoulos, T. C., V. X. Wang and H. Ye. 2022. Use of corporate disclosures to identify the stage of blockchain adoption. Accounting Horizons (March): 197-220.

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Stratton, W. O., D. Desroches, R. A. Lawson and T. Hatch. 2009. Activity-based costing: Is it still relevant? Management Accounting Quarterly (Spring): 31-40. (The answer appears to be yes based on a survey of 348 companies worldwide).

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Strausfeld, D. 2021. Safe harbor for ERC gross-receipts test. Journal of Accountancy (November): 52-53. (Employee retention credit).

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Strauss, N. 2019. Implementing standards: How do preparers cope? The CPA Journal (August): 30-32.

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Stroh, P. 2017. Opportunity dressed in overhauls. Strategic Finance (April): 64.

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Stroh, P. J. 2015. Advancing innovation: What's your role? Strategic Finance (September): 24-31.

Stroh, P. J. 2015. Powerboats vs. sailboats: How do you lead? Powerboats require one driver, whereas sailboats require a team of sailors led by a captain. How you lead determines the wake you leave behind. Strategic Finance (October): 19-20.

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Stuart, A. 2010. Blazing their own trails: Training and development programs are now more flexible than ever, which makes employees happy and keeps costs in check. CFO (September): 50-55 .

Stuart, A. 2010. Cracking down on fees. CFO (May): 52-56 . (401(k) fees).

Stuart, A. 2010. Sea change: Companies now play a much more active role in guiding employees 401(k) investment decisions. CFO (April): 44-48.

Stuart, A. 2010. The incredible shrinking finance department. CFO (November): 46-52 .

Stuart, A. 2010. The perils of flextime: Flexible work arrangements are popular, but they may exact a price - particularly from women who hope to become CFOs. CFO (July/August): 38-44 .

Stuart, A. 2010. "This is the era of smarter medicine." A prescription-drug provider says it can thrive even as it helps drive down health-care costs. CFO (June): 32-34 . (Interview with Richard Rubino, CFO, Medco Health Solutions Inc.).

Stuart, A. 2011. A small problem: Local banks are being gobbled up at a fast clip, but there's still time to grab credit. CFO (April): 44-49.

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