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We examine whether firm-level political risk influences auditor behavior. Using Hassan, Hollander, van Lent, and Tahoun's (2019) text-based political risk measure as well as a novel measure based on government subsidies targeted to individual firms, we find that firms subject to higher levels of...
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The majority of audit litigation research has focused on juror judgments. We examine how jurors' negligence judgments and attorneys' out-of-court settlements are differently impacted by two features of a materially misstated accounting estimate — the amount of estimate uncertainty and whether...
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Recent advances in decentralized, autonomous technology enables replacement of human agents with technology agents that perform recurring transactions with little human intervention. Theory suggests that this shift from human to technology agency will change perceptions of causality which could...
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We document a fee premium for audit partners who have gained expertise in digitalization by specializing in highly or similarly digitalized clients. Overall, our evidence is consistent with the view that the digitalization of a client's business and information systems provides audit partners an...
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audit committee characteristics, specifically size, meetings, independence and expertise has an influence on audit report … independence, audit committee size, firm size and profitability all have an influence on audit report lag. Meanwhile, audit … committee independence, audit committee expertise, and leverage have no influence on audit report lag …
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Using detailed data for fieldwork hours and audit hours by rank from audit engagements in Korea, we examine whether audits conducted under workload imbalance, proxied by busy-season audits, impair audit quality, and how auditors adjust staff assignments for busy-season audits. We generally find...
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We examine the effect of audit committee social diversity on financial reporting quality, as measured through gender, age, and/or ethnic diversity. Considering these dimensions simultaneously, we find that only ethnic diversity is associated with a lower likelihood of financial statement...
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auditors better protecting their independence and improving their competence in the post-prosocial activity period …
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This study investigates the relation between audit regulation and the cost of equity capital. While a relation is intuitively appealing, there is a general lack of empirical evidence because changes in audit regulation are frequently accompanied by other major regulatory changes. We exploit...
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independence because of the need to protect auditor reputation. Further analysis shows that the negative association between … which suggests an overall improvement in auditor independence after the program, ceteris paribus …
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