Newspaper, Magazine, Journal Articles

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1999. What financial analysts want. Strategic Finance (April). (With K. Palepu).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1999. Greening With EVA. Management Accounting (January). (With D. Young).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1998. Improving corporate environmental performance through economic value added. Environmental Quality Management (Summer). (With S. David Young).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1998. Managing corporate environmental performance: A multinational perspective. European Management Journal (June). (With M-J Roy).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. Environmental management to improve corporate profitability. Journal of Cost Management (November/December). (With M-J Roy).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. Using ISO 14000 for improved organizational learning and environmental management. Environmental Quality Management (Autumn). (With M-J Roy).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. What analysts really want. CFO: The Magazine for Senior Financial Executives (October). (With K. Palepu).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. Improving both the environment and corporate profits. Invited commentary in Pollution Prevention 1997: A National Progress Report. United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. Integrating environmental impacts into capital investment decisions. Greener Management International: The Journal of Corporate Environmental Strategy and Practice (Spring). (With Marie-Josée Roy).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1997. The restless shareholders. JASSA: The Journal of the Securities Institute of Australia (Spring). (With R. Anderson).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1996. Improving environmental management With full environmental cost accounting. Environmental Quality Management (Autumn).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1996. You’ve got a great environmental strategy: Now what? Business Horizons (September/October).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1996. Accounting for product take back. Management Accounting (August).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1995. Shareholders’ perceptions on the usefulness of MD & As. Managerial Finance 21 ( 3). (With M. Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1995. The usefulness of annual reports. Australian Accountant. (April). (With R. Anderson).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1994. Social disclosure and the individual investor. Accounting. Auditing. and Accountability Journal 7 (4). (With Martin Freedman).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1994. Individual investors’ perceptions on the summary annual report: A survey approach. Journal of Applied Business Research (Summer). (With M. Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1994. A formal plan for environmental costs. The New York Times (3 April).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1994. Profile of an annual report. Financial Executive. (January/ February). (With M. Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1994. Investor views of audit assurance: Recent evidence of the expectations gap. Journal of Accountancy (January). (With M. Geiger).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1993. The expanding role of accountants in society. Management Accounting (April).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1993. MD&A's as an investment tool. Journal of Accountancy (March). (With M. Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1993. Accountants and the S&L crisis. Management Accounting (February).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1992. Corporations and the environment: Shareholders demand accountability. USA Today (magazine) (November). (With Moses Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1992. Corporate governance and the shareholders' revolt. Management Accounting (August).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1992. How useful is the statement of cash flows. Management Accounting (July). (With M. Pava).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1992. The annual report card. Business and Society Review (Spring). (special 20th anniversary edition).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1992. The S&L debacle: Who are the real culprits. The Journal of Bank Cost and Management Accounting (Spring).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1991. Annual reports and shareholders. The Corporate Board (July/August).

Epstein, Marc Jay. 1991. What shareholders really want. The New York Times (28 April). (syndicated throughout the United States).

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