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Family business literature shows that family and nonfamily firms differ with respect to their financial reporting decisions. However, although the literature on financial reporting in fami - ly firms has developed over the last ten years, it is mostly oriented towards earnings management and...
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In this article we aim to analyze the relationship between a set of organizational extrinsic and intrinsic factors and the adoption of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) by privately-owned Portuguese organizations (large companies and small and medium enterprises). These factors are related to...
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This study applies the prevailing scholarly theories of strategic management, employment decisions, cost accounting and share reward schemes to a panel of questions raised by Colin Drury (2012) in the case study of the fictitious company Integrated Technology Services (UK) Ltd., ITS (UK). The...
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performance measures to the influence of functional subunits in strategic decision making. Our research model tests the effects of … two types of performance-measure use on functional strategic decision influence: (1) decision-facilitating use and (2) use … performance-measure use on functional strategic decision influence depends on the two properties of the performance measures. We …
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Item 503(c) of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) Regulation S-K requires firms to disclose the ‘most significant’ factors that affect them in their Item 1A risk factor disclosures made in their 10-K (annual) or 10-Q (quarterly) SEC filings. Prior to COVID-19,...
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analysis. This challenges management accounting's role in effectively supporting the management decision making process. The …
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The real estate market displays many of the behavioral biases documented in the traditional financial markets. During bull markets, investor overconfidence, optimism, representativeness, and self-attribution bias among others drive prices far above their fundamental values. Conversely, during...
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This chapter provides a critical review of behavioral economic approaches to decision-making with a focus on the … thinking processes of investors. It discusses the bounded rationality approach to decision-making as compared to the errors and … biases approach for better understanding decision-making processes and outcomes. The latter focuses on the importance of …
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