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Does audit firm tenure enhance firm value? : closing the expectation gap through corporate social responsibility

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Equity return performance from a prediction model of meeting or missing analysts' forecasts

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Market perceptions of efficiency and news in analyst forecast errors

Sivaramakrishnan, K. (contributor); Rees, Lynn (contributor) - 2003

Financial analysts are considered inefficient when they do not fully incorporate relevant information into their forecasts. In this dissertation, I investigate differences in the observable efficiency of analysts' earnings forecasts between firms that consistently meet or exceed analysts'...

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Disclosure Overload? A Professional User Perspective on the Usefulness of General Purpose Financial Statements

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