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Review of Accounting and Finance
2006 - 2012
Edited by C Janie Chang and Janis Zaima
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Volume 7, issue 4 , 2008
“Perfect storm” boding for the accounting and finance academic disciplines and professions pp. 333-337 Marco Pagani and Howard F. Turetsky Why did management and auditors fail to identify ineffective internal controls in their initial SOX 404 reviews? pp. 338-354 Kam C. Chan , Picheng Lee and Gim S. Seow Antecedents and consequences of financial analyst turnover pp. 355-371 Emad Mohammad and Siva Nathan The relative and incremental information content of earnings vs cash recovery rates pp. 372-395 Amal A. Said , Hassan R. HassabElnaby and Tanya S. Nowlin Stock market liberalization, structural breaks and dynamic changes in emerging market volatility pp. 396-411 Duc Khuong Nguyen and Mondher Bellalah Volume 7, issue 3 , 2008
Further evidence on financial analysts' reaction to enterprise resource planning implementation announcements pp. 213-235 Li-Chin Jennifer Ho , Chao-Shin Liu and Jeffrey Tsay An analysis of the relationship between accounting restatements and quantitative benchmarks of audit planning materiality pp. 236-251 Hanmei Chen , Kurt Pany and Jian Zhang Timeliness, conservatism and financial transparent firms under the Greek accounting setting pp. 252-269 Panagiotis E. Dimitropoulos and Dimitrios Asteriou The impact of thin trading on day-of-the-week effect: Evidence from the United Arab Emirates pp. 270-284 Osamah M. Al-Khazali Do regulations matter? The effects of cross-listing on analysts' coverage and forecast errors: A comparative analysis pp. 285-307 Abed AL-Nasser Abdallah Where the dirty surplus accounting flows are? pp. 308-328 Mariano Gonzalez , Ana Isabel Mateos-Ansotegui and Antonio Falcó Montesinos Volume 7, issue 2 , 2008
Adjustment of stock prices to earnings announcements: evidence from Euronext Paris pp. 121-130 Ehsan H. Feroz , Sanjay Goel and Raymond L. Raab Accounting for derivative instruments and hedging activities (SFAS No. 133): Implications for profitability measures and stock prices pp. 131-149 Claire Eckstein , Ariel Markelevich and Alan Reinstein Market valuation of accrual components pp. 150-166 Rick Francis The impacts of employee stock bonus on the value relevance of earnings per share: Evidence from Taiwan pp. 167-182 Ching-Hsiang Lin and Wanncherng Wang Agency theoretic determinants of debt levels: evidence from Ghana pp. 183-192 Joshua Abor Research note: how the financial styles of managers impact financial and valuation metrics pp. 193-205 E. Ted Prince Volume 7, issue 1 , 2008
Sarbanes-Oxley compliance and violation: an empirical study pp. 5-23 Elizabeth Webb The value relevance of product diversification in commercial banks pp. 24-37 Ahmed Ebrahim and Iftekar Hasan Discretionary behavior with respect to the adoption of SFAS no. 142 and the behavior of security prices pp. 38-68 Yoonseok Zang Insiders' timing ability and disclosure on corporate share buyback trading pp. 69-82 Jaemin Kim and Nikhil Varaiya Income shifting and corporate taxation: the role of cross-border intrafirm transfers pp. 83-101 Kingsley O. Olibe and Zabihollah Rezaee Adjustment of stock prices to earnings announcements: evidence from Euronext Paris pp. 102-115 Wael Louhichi Volume 6, issue 4 , 2007
REIT returns: between the Pacific and the Atlantic pp. 353-369 Deqing Diane Li and Kenneth Yung Activity-based life-cycle costing in long-range planning pp. 370-390 Edilberto J. Rodríguez Rivero and Jan Emblemsvåg Auditors as monitors: evidence from discretionary accruals of Laventhol and Horwath clients pp. 391-403 Brad J. Reed , Linda M. Lovata , Michael L. Costigan and Alan K. Ortegren Is V/P a distinct anomaly? pp. 404-418 Le (Emily) Xu Impact of accounting choices on firm valuation and earnings quality: The case of transition obligation under SFAS 106 pp. 419-441 C.S. Agnes Cheng , Su-Jane Hsieh and Yewmun Yip Alternative evidence on financial analysts' use of financial statement information pp. 442-459 Donal Byard and Fatma Cebenoyan Volume 6, issue 3 , 2007
The value relevance of accounting variables and analysts’ forecasts: The case of biotechnology firms pp. 233-253 Patricia Mui-Siang Tan and Chee Yeow Lim The impact of culture on accounting: does Gray's model apply to Iran? pp. 254-272 Iraj Noravesh , Zahra Dianati Dilami and Mohammad S. Bazaz Property taxation and selling prices of industrial real estate pp. 273-284 John F. McDonald and Yuliya Yurova Disclosure policy and intraday spread patterns pp. 285-303 Frank Heflin , Kenneth W. Shaw and John J. Wild Evidence on factors affecting the relationship between CEO stock option compensation and earnings management pp. 304-323 Gary K. Meek , Ramesh P. Rao and Christopher J. Skousen A meta-analysis of the international evidence of cloud cover on stock returns pp. 324-338 Stephen P Keef and Melvin L. Roush Unlocking the sources of the apparent episodic stationarity of the P/E ratio: Impulses or propagation? pp. 339-348 Georgios Karras , Jin Man Lee and Hugh Neuburger Volume 6, issue 2 , 2007
Using the fuzzy-analytic-hierarchical-process to select the optimum mechanism for developing accounting standards pp. 109-130 Mohamed E. Bayou , Andre de Korvin and Alan Reinstein Levels of voluntary disclosure in IPO prospectuses: an empirical analysis pp. 131-149 Anne Cazavan-Jeny and Thomas Jeanjean The equity premium puzzle: an artificial neural network approach pp. 150-161 Shee Q. Wong , Nik R. Hassan and Ehsan Feroz Life cycle effect on the value relevance of common risk factors pp. 162-175 Bixia Xu Accounting for transferring financial assets: Is the financial-components approach valued by the capital market? pp. 195-213 Flora Niu Seasonal affective disorder and the pricing of IPOs pp. 214-228 Steven D. Dolvin and Mark K. Pyles Volume 6, issue 1 , 2007
The effect of stock option grants on voluntary employee turnover pp. 5-14 Steven Balsam , Richard Gifford and Sungsoo Kim The effects of accounting knowledge on the omission of value added information in wealth measurement and distribution decisions pp. 15-23 Ronald D. Picur Accounting research in Italy: second half of the 20th century pp. 24-41 Enrico Viganò and Richard Mattessich Earnings management and board activity: an additional evidence pp. 42-58 Ahmed Ebrahim An empirical assessment of special accounting issues and financial attributes relating to the accounting treatment of translation gains and losses: the UK case pp. 59-85 George Emmanuel Iatridis R&D productivity: an exploratory international study pp. 86-101 Yuan Ding , Hervé Stolowy and Michel Tenenhaus Volume 5, issue 4 , 2006
Sensitivity of executive wealth to stock price, corporate governance and earnings management pp. 321-354 Margaret Weber Disaggregated earnings and prediction of future profitability: evidence from industrial groups in Japan pp. 355-369 Ahsan Habib Financial profile of leveraged buy-out targets: some French evidence pp. 370-392 Anne-Laure Le Nadant and Frédéric Perdreau Investor reaction to regulated monopolies announcing going concern opinions: What explains contagion among electric services companies? pp. 393-409 Mark Schaub Bankruptcy studies and ad hoc variable selection: a canonical correlation analysis pp. 410-422 Marc J. LeClere Accounting research in the French language area – second half of the 20th century pp. 423-442 Jean-Guy Degos and Richard Mattessich Disaggregated earnings and the prediction of ROE and stock prices: a case of the banking industry pp. 443-463 Pervaiz Alam and Charles A. Brown Volume 5, issue 3 , 2006
Further evidence on the information content of economic value added pp. 204-215 Ralph Palliam Artificial neural network vs linear discriminant analysis in credit ratings forecast: A comparative study of prediction performances pp. 216-227 Kuldeep Kumar and Sukanto Bhattacharya The relationships among broad scope MAS, managerial control, performance, and job relevant information: A concomitant analysis pp. 228-250 Rohit Sharma , Stewart Jones and Janek Ratnatunga The incremental value relevance of firm-specific risk measures in pricing junk IPOs pp. 251-267 Ehsan H. Feroz , Jarrod Johnston , Jacqueline L. Reck and Earl R. Wilson Share prices and accounting variables: a hierarchical Bayesian analysis pp. 268-278 José L. Gallizo and Manuel Salvador Accounting information, value relevance, and investors’ behavior in the Egyptian equity market pp. 279-297 Aiman A. Ragab and Mohammad M. Omran Constant growth model of the firm: theoretical analysis of the balanced scorecard pp. 298-315 Erkki K. Laitinen Volume 5, issue 2 , 2006
Timeliness and conservatism: Changes over time in the properties of accounting income in France pp. 92-107 Yuan Ding and Hervé Stolowy The valuation accuracy of equity valuation using a combination of multiples pp. 108-123 Yong Keun Yoo Effect of R&D investments on persistence of abnormal earnings pp. 124-139 Sharad C. Asthana and Yinqi Zhang A constant growth model of the firm: empirical analysis of the balanced scorecard pp. 140-173 Erkki K. Laitinen The impact of bureaucracy, corruption and tax compliance pp. 174-180 Ronald D. Picur and Ahmed Riahi-Belkaoui Earnings opacity internationally and elements of social, economic and accounting order pp. 189-203 Ahmed Riahi-Belkaoui and Fouad K. AlNajjar Volume 5, issue 1 , 2006
The influence of heterogeneous expectations on security prices pp. 5-19 Rebecca Abraham and Charles W. Harrington The effect of diversification on firm returns in chemical and oil industries pp. 20-29 Diane Li and Jongdae Jin Disclosure biases in proxy performance graphs: The influence of performance and compensation committee composition pp. 30-44 James W. Bannister and Harry A. Newman Stock return autocorrelation and institutional investors: the case of American depository receipt pp. 45-58 DeQing Diane Li and Kenneth Yung R&D strategy and stock price volatility in the biotechnology industry pp. 59-71 Bixia Xu Innovation accounting analysis on cross-border mergers and acquisitions between Europe and the USA since the late 1990s pp. 72-87 Kofi A. Amoateng
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