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This study uses experimental economic markets to investigate the impact of risk and the potential for loss on managers … preferences. We predict risk, the potential for loss, and their interaction will each decrease manager demand for high audit …; specifically, increased risk, the potential for loss, and to a lesser extent their interaction, significantly reduce managers …
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We use experimental economic markets to investigate the impact of risk and the potential for loss on managers' demand … available auditor in the market. We also find evidence that the potential for loss, and to a lesser extent its interaction with … potential for loss, provide evidence that risk aversion and loss aversion influence managers' audit quality demand. In …
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During the past decade, new regulations have been adopted to improve audit committee effectiveness. Prior research has generally provided evidence in support of these regulations and suggests that a more independent and expert audit committee is more effective. We posit that CEO power reduces or...
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We examine whether the effect of mandatory auditor rotation on audit quality depends on the mental frame auditors adopt in evaluating management representations. In practice, auditors can alternately frame their assessments of management representations in terms of their potential dishonesty...
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The proposals to limit auditor liability, principally aimed at protecting the Big-4 from the risk of a catastrophic exposure to damages, are grounded on the assumption that auditors are generally over-deterred. The 2008 EC Commission Recommendation on auditor liability relies heavily on this...
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This paper uses market response tests to document key factors that help explain why investors find some auditor change announcements informative and others not. We find that the key drivers of investor response relate more to economic fundamentals than to the auditor change attributes in...
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This study examines the effects of audit partner tenure and audit partner changes on internal control reporting quality for large U.S. not-for-profit (NFP) organizations. Regulators contend that audit partners lose their objectivity over successive audits, reducing audit quality. A large body of...
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Recent research on initial fee discounting attributes prior evidence to measurement error related to audit fees' partial-year reporting. However, DeAngelo (1981) suggests that fee discounting occurs for competitively selected audit firms, which might not happen in all instances of audit firm...
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Outside those jurisdictions where joint audit is regularly practiced, this audit model tends to be poorly understood and frequently remains subject to often repeated but unsubstantiated misapprehensions. Meanwhile, even reviews which set out to provide an objective and comprehensive overview of...
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This study examines the effects of audit partner tenure and audit partner changes on internal control reporting quality for large U.S. not-for-profit (NFP) organizations. Regulators contend that audit partners lose their objectivity over successive audits, reducing audit quality. A large body of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014144999