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APA: Namvar, F., Makrani, K & Karami, A. (2013). A study on effects of cash flow patterns and auditors’ opinions in predicting financial distress. Management Science Letters, 3(7), 1863-1868.
Chicago/Turabian: Namvar, F., Makrani, K & Karami, A. 2013. "A study on effects of cash flow patterns and auditors’ opinions in predicting financial distress." Management Science Letters 3, no. 7 (2013): 1863-1868.
AMA: Namvar, F., Makrani, K & Karami, A. A study on effects of cash flow patterns and auditors’ opinions in predicting financial distress. Management Science Letters. 2013;3(7):1863-1868.
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