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Conventional wisdom suggests that audit risk disclosure improves the overall efficiency because investors are more informed of a client's financial performance. This view, while intuitive, ignores a potential externality of audit risk disclosure on auditor competence. We consider a two-period...
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This study investigates the effects of mandatory audit risk disclosure on audit quality, audit fees, and investment efficiency. We consider a two-period model wherein an auditor acquires private information about a company’s risk of material misstatement, thereby reducing the detection risk....
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Conventional wisdom suggests that audit risk disclosure improves the quality of audited financial reports because the disclosure reduces information asymmetry between investors and companies. In contrast, we show that audit risk disclosure provides companies with another channel to influence...
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We study how to improve the value-relevance of financial information for intangible-intensive firms by investigating two alternatives: capitalizing R&D expenses and disclosing intangible information. Using patent counts/citations to proxy for intangible intensity, we find that the incremental...
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Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2011-05 eliminates the option to present other comprehensive income (OCI) in the statement of changes in stockholders' equity. This study empirically investigates whether this mandatory change of OCI presentation format achieves FASB's stated objective of...
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