The Journal of Accounting and Economics 1998 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Accounting earnings and executive compensation: the role of earnings persistence. | Business | Baber, William R., Kang, Sok-Hyon, Kumar, Krishna R. |
Accounting valuation, market expectation, and cross-sectional stock returns. | Business | Lee, Charles M.C., Frankel, Richard |
A model of negotiated transfer pricing. | Business | Vaysman, Igor |
Auditor changes and discretionary accruals. | Business | Subramanyam, K.R., DeFond, Mark L. |
Concentration without differentiation: a new look at the determinants of audit market concentration. | Business | Easley, Robert F., Doogar, Rajib |
Do nonlinearity, firm-specific coefficients, and losses represent distinct factors in the relation between stock returns and accounting earnings? | Business | Lipe, Robert C., Widener, Sally K., Bryant, Lisa |
Performance measurement systems, incentives, and the optimal allocation of responsibilities. | Business | Hemmer, Thomas |
Relative valuation roles of equity book value and net income as a function of financial health. | Business | Beaver, William H., Barth, Mary E., Landsman, Wayne R. |
State and provincial corporate tax planning: income shifting and sales apportionment factor management. | Business | Shackelford, Douglas A., Klassen, Kenneth J. |
The impact of the 1989 change in bank capital standards on loan loss provisions and loan write-offs. | Business | Kross, William, Kim, Myung-Sun |
The relation between earnings and cash flows. | Business | Kothari, S.P., Dechow, Patricia M., Watts, Ross L. |
Underwriting relationships, analysts' earning forecasts and investment recommendations. | Business | McNichols, Maureen F., Lin, Hsiou-wei |
Using delegation and control systems to mitigate the trade-off between the performance-evaluation and belief-revision uses of accounting signals. | Business | Narayanan, V.G., Davila, Antonio |
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