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Corporate life cycle has received considerable interest in the accounting, finance and corporate governance literature. We synthesize this literature to inform readers about the valuable insights gained from these studies, and to outline knowledge gaps and future research directions. Although...
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We investigate the relation between social capital and firms' use of trade credit in the USA. We also estimate the extent to which social capital is both directly and indirectly related to firms' use of trade credit. Using a large sample of US data, we find robust evidence that firms...
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In this paper we investigate the relationship between regional social capital and corporate payout policy. Using a large sample of US data, we find a positive relationship between regional social capital and both the likelihood and the amounts of cash dividend payouts. However, we find that...
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This paper investigates the impact of the corporate life cycle on the cost of equity capital. Using a sample of Australian firms during the years 1990–2012, we find that the proxies for the cost of equity capital vary across the life cycle of the firm. In particular, we find that the cost of...
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We investigate the effect of financial statement comparability on banks' earnings smoothing behavior through loan-loss provisioning. Financial statement comparability makes information about peers accessible to outside investors and, thereby, improves transparency and the information...
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This study examines the association between financial statement comparability and idiosyncratic return volatility. A greater degree of comparability lowers information acquisition costs, reduces the uncertainties associated with performance evaluation, and increases the overall quantity and...
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This study examines the impact of financial statement comparability on corporate cash holdings. A greater degree of comparability lowers information acquisition costs, reduces the uncertainties associated with performance evaluation, and increases the overall quantity and quality of information...
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This systematic literature review critically analyzes studies on the determinants of short selling and the implications for information distribution, real economic decisions, financial reporting, and external auditing. We select and review studies within a research framework, identifying two of...
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