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Table of Contents of Volume 3 of Studies in Managerial and
Financial Accounting, Applications of Fuzzy Logic and the Theory
of Evidence in Accounting, JAI Press, 1995, edited by Philip
H. Siegel (Monmouth University), Khursheed Omer and Andre
deKorvin (University of Houston-Downtown).
CONTENTS
PART I. METHODOLOGY
- Uncertainty Methods in Accounting: A Methodological
Overview - Andre deKorvin
- The Problem of Ambiguity and the Use of Fuzzy Set Theory
in Accounting: A Perspective and Opportunities for
Research - Awni Zebda
PART II. CONTROL
- Modeling Job Scheduling for Audit Uncertainties Using
Fuzzy Logic - Andre deKorvin, Akhilesh Chandra,
Shohreh Hashemi and Michael Muchnik
- An Application of Fuzzy Sets to Cost Allocation - Andre
deKorvin, Philip H. Siegel and Surrendra Agrawal
- Investigating Cost Variances: A Contrast Between the
Markovian and Fuzzy Set Approaches to Decision Making - Effy
Oz and Alan Reinstein
- An Application of Fuzzy Set Theory to the Problem of
Evaluating Net Realizable Value of Accounts Receivable - Philip
H. Siegel, John Rigsby and Brian Bourgeois
PART III. INFERENCE
- Dealing with Ambiguity in the Tax Law: An Application of
Rough Set Theory to the Determination of Debt
Worthlessness - Gregory Carnes, Andre deKorvin and
Joseph M. Hagan
- Ambiguity and Vagueness in Determining Reasonable
Compensation for Closely Held Corporations: The Use of
Rough Set Theory and Fuzzy Set Theory to Develop Decision
Rules - Joseph M. Hagan, Andre deKorvin and Philip H.
Siegel
- A Fuzzy Expert System for Materiality Judgments - Michelle
McEacharn, Awni Zebda and James Calloway
- Ambiguity and Vagueness in Behavioral Ratings: A Rough
Set Approach - Terri A. Scandura
- Going Concern Audit Decision Outcomes: A Fuzzy Set
Approach - J. David Spiceland, Max Garzon and Carolyn
R. George
PART IV. PREDICTION
- Capital Budgeting: Development of a Decision Approach for
Determining Expected Value of Cash Flows - David D.
Franz, Joanne C. Duke and Khursheed Omer
- A Fuzzy Decision Model for Environmental Risk Assessment
- Carol M. Lawrence, Michael Fortune and Alley C.
Butler
- Determining the Extent of Budgetary Slack: A Fuzzy Set
Approach - Khursheed Omer, Andre deKorvin and John
Leavins
- New Project Development: A Decision Model Based on
Dempster-Shafer Theory - Khursheed Omer, Margaret E
Shipley and Andre deKorvin
- Using Fuzzy Set Theory in the Qualitative Assessments of
Audit Risk Model Components - Timothy Louwers and
Jerry R. Strawser
- A Fuzzy Approach to Bond Ratings - Ray E. Williams,
Loren A. Wenzel and Gloria J. McVay