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the sensitivity of CEO turnover to accounting earnings and how the impact of IFRS adoption varies with country …-level institutions and firm-level incentives. We find that CEO turnover responds more to a firm's accounting performance after adoption … the change in turnover-to-earnings sensitivity directly to accounting changes due to IFRS adoption and find a stronger …
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Accounting Review, The Journal of Accounting Research, The Journal of Accounting and Economics, Accounting Horizons, The Journal … of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, The Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, The Journal of Business, Finance … & Accounting, Research in Accounting Regulation, and the Social Science Research Network. We annotate results of regulation …
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Accounting Review, The Journal of Accounting Research, The Journal of Accounting and Economics, Accounting Horizons, The Journal … of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, The Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, The Journal of Business, Finance … & Accounting, and Research in Accounting Regulation. We annotate results of regulation-related research studies and key points from …
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growing body of research showing that accounting practices are influenced by a country's institutions. However, our results …
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to incorporate the effect of accounting conservatism conveyed through managers' earnings guidance when the guidance is …
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This paper examines the association between conservatism and the value relevance of accounting information over the … 1975 through 2004 period. We measure conservatism using approaches developed in Penman and Zhang, The Accounting Review 77 …:237–264, (2002) and Beaver and Ryan, Journal of Accounting Research 38:127–148, (2000) and value relevance using (1) adjusted R2 from …
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Khan and Watts (2009) develop a firm-year measure of conditional conservatism, labeled C_Score, that builds on the Basu (1997) asymmetric timeliness (AT) measure. However, recent research documents an asymmetric relation between lagged earnings and current returns, indicative of bias in the Basu...
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Recently, South Africa has suffered from several large financial statement frauds. To assist stakeholders in identifying fraud, this study investigated the ability of the Beneish M-score and the Dechow et al. F-score to identify fraud in South Africa. The study also explored similarities in...
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, are associated with the propensity to engage in earnings management through accounting choices or operational decisions in … manipulation by accounting choices and operational decisions, we investigate if firms that manage earnings through discretionary … practices, among other requirements, and auditing by one of the Big Four firms reduce earnings management by accounting choices …
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We study the effect of the mandatory adoption of IFRS in Europe in 2005 on conditional conservatism. To capture conditional conservatism, we use three measures: the Basu (1997) measure, the Khan and Watts (2009) measure, and a measure controlling for potential shifts in unconditional...
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