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An enduring issue in financial reporting is whether and how salient summary measures of firm performance (“earnings metrics”) affect market price efficiency. In laboratory markets, we test the effects of salient earnings metrics, which vary in how they combine persistent and transitory...
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Individuals who evaluate business-related risks often have a preference or goal for the business to perform well. In this paper, we test how such a directional goal affects risk perceptions and the relation between risk perceptions and assessments of value in an investment context. Compared to...
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We use experimental markets to examine how pushing investment information and the value relevance of that information interact to influence investors' value estimate accuracy and market price efficiency. Developments in technology allow information to be pushed to investors anytime and anywhere....
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Accounting estimates are measured with varying degrees of uncertainty, and financial statement disclosures provide investors with information about such uncertainty. In two experiments, I test investors' reactions to measurement uncertainty in accounting estimates. In the first experiment, I...
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Stock-based compensation (SBC) reduces the value of shareholder equity, ceteris paribus, and is a significant and growing expense for many firms. Despite its valuation implications and its growing importance, anecdotal evidence suggests that market participants ignore SBC in valuation. We first...
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We argue that the market for audit services closely resembles a common value procurement (seller's) auction, where auditors generate a private estimate of the actual cost of an audit engagement prior to quoting the client a price. Thus, we conduct a systematic examination of audit pricing and...
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Prior literature suggests that investors react less strongly to information in less readable disclosures. We extend this literature by considering how disclosure readability affects the sensitivity of investors' valuation judgments to the information contained in outside (i.e., non-firm) sources...
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