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During 1990-2017 there was substantial debate about the nature and extent of earnings management by companies included in popular stock indices (such as S&P-500, Nikkei-225, MSCI-1500 and DAX-100 companies). This article contributes to the literature by: i) providing evidence of, and surveys...
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Although Alcoa had various and better strategic options, its strategy during 2010-2013 was sub-optimal and didn't result in sustainable growth. Alcoa's decisions and misconduct could have resulted in Deadweight Losses (in both the prices of Aluminium and in Alcoa's stock prices) and reduced...
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During 2009-2015, Xerox, Inc. (“XRX”) operated in a very difficult environment characterized by mature products, technical insolvency, high perceived risk, low stock prices; failed acquisitions; apparent group-think; Managerial Entrenchment; apparent lack of coordination among Xerox's...
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Contrary to established academic literature, the primary motive of corporate “Earnings Management” is not always manipulation of Net Income (EPS), but also is to change perceived corporate credit-risk, perceived asset-quality and expected growth; and to influence the sensitivity of managers...
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This article analyzes some socio-legal, economic and taxation issues pertaining to Equity-Based Incentives (EBIs), and introduces new theories pertaining to optimal taxation of two classes of EBIs (incentive and compensatory EBIs). The article then develops the quantitative characteristics of...
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