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David Woodliff
David Woodliff
Professor of Accounting & Finance, Uni of Western Australia
Verified email at uwa.edu.au
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Corporate governance quality and CSR disclosures
MCC Chan, J Watson, D Woodliff
Journal of business ethics 125, 59-73, 2014
6692014
The effect of risk of misstatement on the propensity to commit reduced audit quality acts under time budget pressure
P Coram, J Ng, DR Woodliff
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 23 (2), 159-167, 2004
2802004
SME survey methodology: Response rates, data quality, and cost effectiveness
R Newby, J Watson, D Woodliff
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 28 (2), 163-172, 2003
2432003
The value of assurance on voluntary nonfinancial disclosure: An experimental evaluation
PJ Coram, GS Monroe, DR Woodliff
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 28 (1), 137-151, 2009
2382009
A survey of time budget pressure and reduced audit quality among Australian auditors
P Coram, J Ng, D Woodliff
Australian Accounting Review 13 (29), 38-44, 2003
2342003
The moral intensity of reduced audit quality acts
P Coram, A Glavovic, J Ng, DR Woodliff
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 27 (1), 127-149, 2008
2312008
The effect of education on the audit expectation gap
GS Monroe, DR Woodliff
Accounting & Finance 33 (1), 61-78, 1993
2291993
An empirical investigation of the audit expectation gap: Australian evidence
GS Monroe, DR Woodliff
Accounting & Finance 34 (1), 47-74, 1994
2081994
Financial ratios: the prediction of corporate ‘success’ and failure
KA Houghton, DR Woodliff
Journal of business finance & accounting 14 (4), 537-554, 1987
981987
Audit fees: The effects of auditee, auditor and industry differences
I Gerrard, K Houghton, D Woodliff
Managerial Auditing Journal 9 (7), 3-11, 1994
851994
Identifying decision useful information with the matrix format income statement
A Tarca, P Hancock, D Woodliff, P Brown, M Bradbury, T Van Zijl
Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting 19 (2), 184-217, 2008
762008
The impact of cumulative pressure on accounting students’ propensity to commit plagiarism: An experimental approach
HP Koh, G Scully, DR Woodliff
Accounting & Finance 51 (4), 985-1005, 2011
562011
UK AUDITORS'PERCEPTIONS OF INHERENT RISK
C Helliar, B Lyon, GS Monroe, J Ng, DR Woodliff
The British Accounting Review 28 (1), 45-72, 1996
471996
The effects of time budget pressure and risk of error on auditor performance
P Coram, J Ng, D Woodliff
AAAANZ, Stirling, 2000
462000
The equity wealth effects of method of payment in takeover bids for privately held firms
R da Silva Rosa, R Limmack, Supriadi, D Woodliff
Australian Journal of Management 29 (1_suppl), 93-110, 2004
432004
Using Focus Groups in SME Research: The Case of Owner-Operator Objectives.
R Newby, J Watson, D Woodliff
Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship 8 (3), 2003
382003
Market reaction to published and non-published corporate loan announcements
J Fery, D Gasbarro, DR Woodliff, JK Zumwalt
The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance 43 (1), 1-10, 2003
382003
Additional Evidence on the Relationship between an Internal Audit Function and External Audit Fees in A ustralia
H Singh, D Woodliff, N Sultana, R Newby
International Journal of Auditing 18 (1), 27-39, 2014
302014
The effect of performance evaluation schemes on predicted transfer prices: Do leadership tone and perceived fairness concerns matter?
VK Chong, CY Loy, S Masschelein, DR Woodliff
Management Accounting Research 41, 11-19, 2018
272018
Great expectations: Public perceptions of the auditor's role
GS Monroe, DR Woodliff
Australian Accounting Review 4 (8), 42-53, 1994
221994
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