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Yu, Sung-Eun - 2017

Post-1990 periods. First, I find that a monetary shock and an NBER recession shock differently affect firms' short …-term financing behavior. During recent periods, after a contractionary monetary shock, large firms increase their short-term debt … more than small firms, whereas after an NBER recession shock, large firms decrease most balance sheet variables (including …

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Earnings management, weak internal controls, and firm size

Jahmani, Yousef; Niranjan, Suman - In: Accounting & taxation : AT 7 (2015) 2, pp. 51-64

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Size does matter : an examination of economic impact of Sarbanes-Oxley

Small, Ken; Ionici, Octavian; Zhu, Hong - In: Review of business : interdisciplinary journal on risk … 27 (2006) 3, pp. 47-55

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Earnings Management, Weak Internal Controls, and Firm Size

Jahmani, Yousef - 2016

We investigate the association between earnings management and internal control weaknesses as well as the association between earnings management and firm size. We use two samples: one from large accelerated filers, matched with the same number of firms with strong internal control, and the...

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An investigation into the effect of audit firm size, auditor tenure, institutional ownership, board characteristics on auditor independence

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The Impact of Uncertainty Shocks on the Investment of Small and Large Firms : Micro Evidence and Macro Implications

Kim, Junhyong - 2021

This paper investigates how cross-sectional micro-uncertainty influences the investment of small and large firms and discusses the aggregate implications of the heterogeneity in their investment decisions. Empirically, we find that large firms show less investment decline in times of heightened...

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