Price and return models

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Accounting researchers often prefer models of returns regressed on scaled earnings variables to models of stock price regressed on earnings per share. A framework is developed for comparing return models and price models. Analysis of the two paradigms indicates that price models have earnings less biased response coefficients, while return models have less serious econometric problems. It is suggested that combining the two models may be advisable in some cases.

Research, Models, Prices and rates, Accounting, Prices, Earnings per share, Price-earnings ratio, Price earnings ratio

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Asymmetric sensitivity of CEO cash compensation to stock returns

Article Abstract:

Benefits and compensations for chief executive officers and its relation with stock returns are analyzed.

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Asymmetric sensitivity of CEO cash compensation to stock returns:a discussion

Article Abstract:

The interrelations between chief executive officers' compensations and stock returns is presented.

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