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In this paper, we provide empirical evidence for the impact of disciplinary sanctions imposed on Spanish auditing firms … misapplications of auditing standards. In particular, we evaluate (a) the efficacy of the external supervisory board in identifying …
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Evidence about the relation between earnings management and voluntary audits is scarce, and there is no research about the effectiveness of mandatory audits to improve earnings quality. Using a sample of Spanish SMEs, where some companies are mandatorily audited and some are exempt from audit,...
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financial communication and reliability of accounting information. International Standards on Auditing (ISA) determine the … International Standards on Auditing. The results show that in the presence of conflicting requirements (auditing standards versus …
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' productivities from their education choices. In reality, firms also use sophisticated pre-employment auditing to learn workers …
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’ productivities from their education choices. In reality, firms also use sophisticated pre–employment auditing to learn workers …
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This paper examines whether the scale advantage of auditing firms can be used as an alternative indicator of audit … between the scale of auditing business and audit quality. Prior research reported empirical evidence that both market value … auditors in business scale. Taken together, our results show that the ABSA effect does exist in auditing of assets write …
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Although the benefits of auditing are uncontroversial in developed markets, there is scant evidence about its effect in … emerging economies. Auditing derives its value by increasing the credibility of financial statements, which in turn increases … auditing on inter-investor divergence with a large sample of listed Chinese firms and find that it decreases more for firms …
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When self-interested agents compete for scarce resources, they often exaggerate the promise of their activities. As such, principals must consider both the quality of each opportunity and each agent’s credibility. We show that principals are better off with less transparency because they gain...
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The quality of the opinion provided by audit firms is an important determinant of their long-term survival, but audit quality is difficult to gauge, which makes it particularly sensitive to the behaviour of the individuals who carry on audit work. This paper seeks to identify the incidence of...
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Our study attempts to determine whether, and if so why, the large auditing firms are able to earn a premium on their …
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