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Boone, J. P. 2002. Revisiting the reportedly weak value relevance of oil and gas asset present values: The roles of measurement error, model misspecification, and time-period idiosyncrasy. The Accounting Review (January): 73-106.
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Brock, H. R. 1963. Joint-cost allocation - Not a rate basis. N.A.A. Bulletin (February): 19-26. (Using a variety of bases for cost allocation between gas and oil production shows wide results and should not be used in price regulation).
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Charnes, A., W. W. Cooper and G. H. Symonds. 1958. Cost horizons and certainty equivalents: An approach to stochastic programming of heating oil. Management Science (April): 235-263.
Chen, K. C. W. and C. J. Lee. 1995. Executive bonus plans and accounting trade-offs: The case of the oil and gas industry, 1985-86. The Accounting Review (January): 91-111.
Chevis, G. and M. Stuebs. 2012. What ethics lie beyond oil? Journal of Accounting Education 30(3-4): 307-324. (Case based on British Petroleum's 1999 Texas City refinery acquisition, deferred maintenance, and refinery explosion).
Chung, K., D. Ghicas and V. Pastena. 1993. Lenders' use of accounting information in the oil and gas industry. The Accounting Review (October): 885-895.
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Davis, C. E. and K. Lonborg. 1993. X-Oil Inc.: An instructional case in internal control for the payables cycle. Journal of Information Systems (Fall): 112-133.
Day, E. B. 1953. Income tax is a cost in "paying out" oil properties. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (August): 1646-1650.'
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Deakin, E. B. 1989. Accounting for contingencies: The Pennzoll-Texaco case. Accounting Horizons (March): 21-28.
Deakin, E. B. 1989. Rational economic behavior and lobbying on accounting issues: Evidence from the oil and gas industry. The Accounting Review (January): 137-151.
Deakin, E. B. III. 1979. An analysis of differences between non-major oil firms using successful efforts and full cost methods. The Accounting Review (October): 722-734.
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Dunn, M. E. 1955. A cost system for an oil producer. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (July): 1493-1500.
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Eskew, R. K. 1975. An examination of the association between accounting and share price data in the extractive petroleum industry. The Accounting Review (April): 316-324.
Fetyko, D. F. and M. Patterson. 1983. How an oil company analyzes credit. Management Accounting (August): 30-34.
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Ford, P. 1956. Drilling and development costs of oil wells. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (August): 1493-1503.
Fox, J. L. 1949. Cost analysis budget to evaluate operating alternatives for oil refiners. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (December): 403-414.
Franzen, A. B. 1954. Joint venture accounting for oil production. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (April): 1005-1013.
Garvin, W. W., H. W. Crandall, J. B. John and R. A. Spellman. 1957. Applications of linear programming in the oil industry. Management Science (July): 407-430.
Ghicas, D. and V. Pastena. 1989. The acquisition value of oil and gas firms: The role of historical costs, reserve recognition accounting, and analysts' appraisals. Contemporary Accounting Research 6(1): 125-142.
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Gramlich, J. D. and J. E. Wheeler. 2003. How Chevron, Texaco, and the Indonesian government structured transactions to avoid billions in U.S. income taxes. Accounting Horizons (June): 107-122. (Use of transfer pricing, special dividends, and Western Hemisphere Allowance (WHA) transactions to avoid taxes).
Gregg, E. S. 1923. The business significance of oil-burning ships. Harvard Business Review (October): 43-48.
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Hamilton, B. P. Jr. 1958. Divisional profit controls - experience of an oil company. N.A.A. Bulletin (October): 31-41.
Han, J. C. Y. and S. Wang. 1998. Political costs and earnings management of oil companies during the 1990 Persian gulf crisis. The Accounting Review (January): 103-117.
Harris, T. S. and J. A. Ohlson. 1987. Accounting disclosures and the market's valuation of oil and gas properties. The Accounting Review (October): 651-670.
Harris, T. S. and J. A. Ohlson. 1990. Accounting disclosures and the market's valuation of oil and gas properties: Evaluation of market efficiency and functional fixation. The Accounting Review (October): 764-780. (Part of a forum on market's fixation and accounting numbers).
Haynes, R. and C. Li. 2016. Continuous audit and enterprise resource planning systems: A case study of ERP rollouts in the Houston, TX oil and gas industries. Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting 13(1): 171-179.
Healy, P. M. and G. Serafeim. 2020. Voluntary, self-regulatory, and mandatory disclosure of oil and gas company payments to foreign governments. Accounting Horizons (March): 111-129.
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Hutchinson, P. D., D. W. Johnson and J. L. Reck. 1998. An investigation of the information content of an environmental disclosure in the oil and gas industry. Oil, Gas & energy Quarterly 46(4): 1495-1505.
Jain, P. C. 1983. The impact of accounting regulation on the stock market: The case of oil and gas companies - Some additional results. The Accounting Review (July): 633-638.
Johnson, S. 2012. An emerging concern. CFO (June): 29-30. (Top emerging risks cited by risk managers: Financial volatility, failed and failing states, cybersecurity/interconnectedness of infrastructure, Chinese economic hard landing, oil-price shock, and regional instability).
Koester, R. J. 1982. Handbook on Oil and Gas Accounting. Institute For Energy Development.
Korsmeyer, E. W. 1950. Interpretation of earnings changes in an oil company. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (July): 1383-1392.
Kross, W. 1982. Stock returns and oil and gas pronouncements: Replication and extension. Journal of Accounting Research (Part I, Autumn): 459-471.
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Lawrence, R. Z. and L. Edwards. 2012. Shattering the myths about U.S. trade policy: Stop blaming China and India. A more active trade policy can lead to a stronger U.S. economy. Harvard Business Review (March): 149-153. (Myth 1: America's open trade policy is the main cause of job losses, especially in manufacturing. Myth 2: U.S. living standards are falling and wage inequality is rising because developing countries compete with the U.S. in its export markets on cost. Myth 3: The rapid growth of emerging markets like China and India is the most important reason for the higher oil prices that hurt Americans).
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Lilien, S. and V. Pastena. 1981. Intramethod comparability: The case of the oil and gas industry. The Accounting Review (July): 690-703.
Lilien, S. and V. Pastena. 1982. Determinants of intramethod choice in the oil and gas industry. Journal of Accounting and Economics (December): 145-170.
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Marquart, S. E. 1952. Plant accounting records for an oil refinery. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (December): 545-557.
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McKee, R. W. 1923. Oil refinery costs and accounts. Journal of Accountancy (October): 247-267.
McKee, R. W. 1923. Value in crude-oil production. Journal of Accountancy (April): 258-275.
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Most, K. S. 1979. A new method of accounting for oil and gas producers. Management Accounting (May): 53-58.
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Pincus, M. 1996. Instructional case: The British Petroleum Company. Issues in Accounting Education (Fall): 443-467.
Pincus, M. 1997. Erratum instructional case: The British Petroleum Company. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 171-172.
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Reimus, B. 2004. Oil and Wasser. Harvard Business Review (May): 33-44. (Case study).
Robert, U. and J. J. Mulhern. 1922. Cost accounting in the oil refining industry. National Association of Cost Accountants Official Publications (June 15): 3-12.
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