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, institutional investment and conservative accounting where they often involve the choice of using levels and/or changes of earnings … variables in making decisions. Originality/value – The paper contributes to the accounting literature by providing a new insight …
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Graph of the month Inequalities in hourly earnings at PPP measured by the Gini index, 2002-2010 (p. 1) Opinion corner Presidential election in Romania will the new broom sweep cleaner? (by Gábor Hunya; pp. 2-3) Earnings levels, inequality and coverage rates of collective agreements (by Sebastian...
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The main purpose of this paper is to provide evidence on some of the standard models of accounting earnings and returns …
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This paper estimates the value added by Big 8/6/5 auditors after controlling for the permanent and non-permanent impact of earnings and cash flows using linear and nonlinear (arctan) regression models. The linear model shows significant value added for industrial firms that utilise Big 8/6/5...
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This paper estimates the value added by Big 8/6/5 auditors after controlling for the permanent and non‐permanent impact of earnings and cash flows using linear and nonlinear (arctan) regression models. The linear model shows significant value added for industrial firms that utilise Big 8/6/5...
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The purpose of this paper is to revisit the evidence on the excess smoothness of consumption within the permanent income model, by using recently available monthly data. Two formulations of the univariate process of personal disposable income are adopted: in the levels and in the log-levels....
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