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Diagram 15: The influence of economics and finance variable against the financial accounting variable

Figure 14 Diagram 15: The influence of economics and finance variable against the financial accounting variable

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Table 7: The total number of main articles that appeared in each period included in the study
Table 7: The total number of main articles that appeared in each period included in the study
Table 8: The summations of each variable for each period included im this study
Table 8: The summations of each variable for each period included im this study
Table 9: Descriptive statistics for the four variables for the whole sample in which 820 main articles appeared in 82 issues
Table 9: Descriptive statistics for the four variables for the whole sample in which 820 main articles appeared in 82 issues
Table 10: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the first period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 10: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the first period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 11: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the second period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 11: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the second period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 12: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the third period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 12: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the third period (the number of issues published in this period is 20, n=20)
Table 13: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the fourth period (number of issues included in this period is 22, n=22)
Table 13: Descriptive statistics for the four variables in the fourth period (number of issues included in this period is 22, n=22)
Table 14: Descriptive statistics for accounting theory variable measured by the number of main articles about accounting theory per issue across the four periods
Table 14: Descriptive statistics for accounting theory variable measured by the number of main articles about accounting theory per issue across the four periods
Table 15: Frequency of the accounting theory variable in the first period (Time_1)
Table 15: Frequency of the accounting theory variable in the first period (Time_1)
Table 16: Frequency of the accounting theory variable in the second period (Time_2)
Table 16: Frequency of the accounting theory variable in the second period (Time_2)
Table 17: First part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_1 being the base for the comparisons *The mean difference is significant at the.05 level.
Table 17: First part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_1 being the base for the comparisons *The mean difference is significant at the.05 level.
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 18: Second part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_2 being the base for the comparisons
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 18: Second part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_2 being the base for the comparisons
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 19: Third part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_3 being the base of the comparisons
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 19: Third part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_3 being the base of the comparisons
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 20: Fourth part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_4 being the base of the comparisons
*The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Table 20: Fourth part of the results of Dunnett C's test for multiple comparisons of the means of accounting theory: Time_4 being the base of the comparisons
Diagram 6: The accounting theory variable against time
Diagram 6: The accounting theory variable against time
Diagram 9: The use of the empirical archival method variable plotted on top of the accounting variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 9: The use of the empirical archival method variable plotted on top of the accounting variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 11: The use of the empirical archival method variable plotted against the influence of economics and finance variable
Diagram 11: The use of the empirical archival method variable plotted against the influence of economics and finance variable
Diagram 13: The influence of economics and finance variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 13: The influence of economics and finance variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 17: The financial accounting variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 17: The financial accounting variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (both variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 18: The financial accounting variable plotted agianst time
Diagram 18: The financial accounting variable plotted agianst time
Diagram 19: The use of the empirical archival method variable, the influence of economics and finance variable, and the financial accounting variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (all 4 variables are plotted against time)
Diagram 19: The use of the empirical archival method variable, the influence of economics and finance variable, and the financial accounting variable plotted on top of the accounting theory variable (all 4 variables are plotted against time)
A Histogram showing the distribution of the accounting theory in the first period (Time_1)
A Histogram showing the distribution of the accounting theory in the first period (Time_1)
~ Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). The direction and strength of the relation each pair of variables measured using Pearson’s correlation. Spearman correlation was reported as a supplement. (N=82)
~ Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). The direction and strength of the relation each pair of variables measured using Pearson’s correlation. Spearman correlation was reported as a supplement. (N=82)
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