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Client- and auditor-related attributes are well-documented and often synthesized determinants of audit pricing. Particularly in recent years, the audit fee literature has undergone rapid growth in empirical archival research regarding the effect of external factors on audit pricing. We extend...
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This study investigates whether the market's perception of auditor quality makes a difference to the market value of a firm using a sample of 1 915 takeover offers in the USA over the period 1990 to 2005. The study finds, as hypothesised, that the takeover process makes a smaller correction to...
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This study examines whether the decision to voluntarily (i.e. without a statutory obligation) employ two audit firms to conduct a joint audit is related to audit quality. We use separate samples and empirical designs for public and privately held companies in Sweden, where a sufficient number of...
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This paper examines factors affecting the owner-manager's voluntary decision to hire an auditor in small firms. Using a random sample of 412 small private companies in Finland responding to an Internet survey, we first probe the institutional boundaries of a prior UK study [Collis, J., Jarvis,...
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