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81.	A Study On The Income Method Revision Of Cyclical Company Valuation From The Perspective Of Macroeconomic Factors
82.	Market Response To Revision Of Revenue Recognition Standards
83.	Is Analyst' Forecast Revision More Valuable In High Policy Uncertainty Times
84.	Reasons And Impacts Of The Amendment To INVT's Equity Incentive Plan
85.	Study On The Impact Of New Income Standards On Chinese Real Estate Industry
86.	Research On Spillover Effect Of Information Disclosure Violations On Chain Directors
87.	The Reaserch On The Motivation And Performance Impact Of The Revision Of The Equity Incentive Plan Of Science And Technology Enterprises
88.	Recurring And Nonrecurring Items Classification Shifting And Its Core Earnings Anomaly
89.	Study On The Market Reaction To The Revision Of The Anti-Takeover Clause Of The Company's Articles Of Association
90.	Research On The Causes And Economic Consequences Of Equity Incentive Plan Revision
91.	The Revision And Improvement Of Sponsor's Responsibilities In The Context Of The Reform Of The Stock Issuance System
92.	Research On The Revision Of The Market Positioning Of The "Ge Tiao Song Jian" Project
93.	Essays on analyst growth forecasts and stock market valuations
94.	The market effects of breaking a string of meeting or beating analysts' expectations: Downward revision of future cash flows or increase in cost of equity capital
95.	Theory and evidence of switching costs in the market for college textbooks
96.	A global prospective on life cycle, colony form and skeleton evolution in the Hydractiniidae (Phylum Cnidaria, Class Hydrozoa), with a taxonomic revision of the family
97.	Accounting curriculum revision: Stakeholder perceptions regarding prioritization of AICPA Core Competencies in Nebraska
98.	Revision Cycles for Economics Textbooks: An Application of the Theory of Durable Goods Monopoly
99.	Information revision and decision making in a two-stage supply chain
100.	Revision of analysts' forecasts in response to changes in research and development expenditures
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