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Portfolio Management

Cash Flows, Accruals, and Future Returns

Joshua Livnat Joshua Livnat is professor of accounting at New York University, New York City.
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Massimo Santicchia Massimo Santicchia is a director at Standard & Poor’s Investment Services, New York City.
Pages 48-61 | Published online: 02 Jan 2019

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