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determined. We address this endogeneity issue by modeling the confluence of audit fees, fees for non-audit services and abnormal … knowledge spillovers (or economies of scope) from auditing to non-audit services and from non-audit services to auditing. While … knowledge spillovers from non-audit services to auditing have been found in prior research [e.g. see Simunic, 1984], the …
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A meta-analysis was conducted over the last 5 years comprising traditionally top 5leading accounting research. The paper overviews emerging research and identify both frameworkpapers that attracted significant attention and leading scholars in the field. The earningsmanagement area exhibits...
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Fiscal earnings, measures the performance of the company during the financial year. Motivated by different factors such as those related to the capital market, contractual motives etc, managers can manipulate earnings, increasing or reducing them and this phenomenon is recognized as “earnings...
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This study investigates the endogenous relationship between abnormal insider trading and accrual abuse, and explores whether corporate governance affects this relationship. Our results suggest that insiders take advantage of private information on abnormal accruals to time their trading and...
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