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Volume 65, month 03, 2025
- Investment centre manager's multiperiod fairness perceptions and intertemporal dependency pp. 3-36

- Hiroyuki Selmes‐Suzuki
- Innovation's influence on working capital management and profitability: A Chinese high‐tech manufacturing perspective pp. 37-58

- Siyu Zhou, Bany Ariffin Amin Noordin and Matemilola Bolaji Tunde
- Trade secrets leakage risk and firm innovation: Evidence from third‐party disclosure of Chinese listed firms' online sales data pp. 59-80

- Gui‐jun Wang, Ke‐meng Li and Ke‐di Wang
- Information, sentiment, and margin trading of Chinese stock market pp. 81-108

- Hai Lin, Pengfei Liu and Cheng Zhang
- Tail risk spillover of commodity futures markets pp. 109-141

- Xiaohang Ren, Shitong Xiao, Wenxin Zhang and Xianming Sun
- Stock market liberalisation and debt maturity structure: Evidence from the Shanghai‐Hong Kong Stock Connect pp. 143-167

- Mengjun Feng, Dequan Yao, Shenggang Yang and Pengyi Dai
- Philanthropic forms of corporate social responsibility practices in a multinational company: Colonial and post‐colonial perspectives pp. 169-189

- Mahmood Momin, Mohammad Nurunnabi, Tareq Hossain and Zahirul Hoque
- The financial resource curse: Interest rate deregulation and firms' shadow banking activities pp. 191-217

- Si Xu, Zhiyuan Wang and Chunfang Cao
- The effect of CEO adverse professional experience on management forecast pessimism pp. 219-250

- Eunice S. Khoo, Louise Y. Lu and Zihang Peng
- Mandatory disclosure of key audit matters and the choice of earnings management pp. 251-288

- Xiaoqi Chen, Maoliang Li, Dorcas Nduakoh and Ling Na Belinda Yau
- Pandemic shock, debt maturity structure and corporate performance pp. 289-321

- Zhenshan Wang, Dandan Feng and Chengcheng Li
- Auditor industry expertise and the predictive power of the deferred tax valuation allowance pp. 323-364

- Zhuoli Axelton, Jeffrey Gramlich and M. Kathleen Harris
- Information asymmetry, policy shocks, and international equity investment: Evidence from the anti‐corruption campaign in China pp. 365-397

- Wenlong Bian, Yun Chen, Minghui Han and Hao Zhang
- Idiosyncratic risk disclosure of IPO firms and institutional investors' withdrawals pp. 399-428

- Xiqiong He, Tonglin Yang, Hao Liu and Xiaowei Wu
- Political incentives and corporate income tax: Evidence from China pp. 429-456

- Chunxiang Zhao, Yang Yang and Yong Huang
- The moderating effect of private information on the relation between financial reporting quality and corporate dividend efficiency pp. 457-486

- Yasuharu Aoki and Takuma Kochiyama
- Local CEOs and asymmetric cost behaviour pp. 487-519

- Wenhong Ding, Wei Guan, Yun Ke, Kari Joseph Olsen and Zhenyang Shi
- Investigating proxies for retail investor attention in financial markets pp. 521-550

- Daniel Cahill, Zhangxin (Frank) Liu and Lee A. Smales
- The impact of fiscal expenditure fluctuation on cost asymmetry: Evidence from China pp. 551-579

- Jingwen Liao, Hao Yang, Ziyang Li and Yanjun Chen
- Holding cash for corruption? Evidence from China's anti‐corruption campaign pp. 581-619

- Yulin Chen, Changyun Wang, Yang Yi and Jianyu Zeng
- Broker and institutional investor short selling pp. 621-645

- Ben R. Marshall, Nhut H. Nguyen, Nuttawat Visaltanachoti and Jennifer Zhu
- Does digital transformation drive more comment letters? pp. 647-665

- Hongquan Li and Yang Yang
- Examining the financial and commercial literacy of Australian Indigenous small business owners pp. 667-690

- Mark Brimble, Scott Weaven, Karen L. Wildman, Levon Blue, Kerry Bodle and Lorelle Frazer
- Financial performance and tone of financial disclosures: The moderating effect of CEO narcissism pp. 691-712

- Gilberto Marquez Illescas, Stephen J. Sauer, Allan A. Zebedee and Linying Zhou
- Female directors on the sensitivity of investment to growth opportunities pp. 713-752

- Wenjing Ouyang, Samuel H. Szewczyk and Jeffrey Miles
- Does increased monitoring enhance the credibility of financial reports? Evidence of auditing semi‐annual financial statements pp. 753-772

- Hui‐Yu Hsiao, Wu‐Po Liu and Szu‐Jung Wu
- Conflicting signals: A study on firms announcing share repurchases soon after seasoned equity offerings pp. 773-791

- Jin‐Ying Wang
- The effect of addback statutes on CEO compensation pp. 793-818

- Karel Hrazdil, Gerald Lobo, Ray Zhang and Weiji Zhang
- Preventive regulation and corporate tax avoidance: Evidence from China pp. 819-856

- Qiaochao Yuan and Jun Bai
- Greenwashing: A systematic literature review pp. 857-882

- Zhen Huang, Yanxuan Shi and Ming Jia
- Dissecting the lottery‐like anomaly: Evidence from China pp. 883-911

- Ming Gu, Yi Hu and Zhitao Xiong
- Ambiguity or specificity: The influence of merchant guild culture on managers' disclosure strategy pp. 913-934

- Tingting Zhang, Haozhou Yin and Zixuan Zhuang
- Ambiguity of tone in annual reports and bank risk taking pp. 935-970

- Kiridaran Kanagaretnam, Wen Li, Guifeng Shi and Zejiang Zhou
- Clan culture and digital transformation: Evidence from Chinese family firms pp. 971-1008

- Yadan Liu, Shaowei Zhang, Fengwen Chen and Yikang Mu
- “Accounting” in retrospect: A personal reflection about change, contribution, and opportunity following decades of immersion pp. 1009-1045

- Craig Deegan
- Accredited investor tests: How to balance, access, entrepreneurial funding, and investor protection? pp. 1047-1058

- Mark Humphery‐Jenner
- Decision usefulness of SME financial statements in Sri Lanka pp. 1059-1088

- Nisansala Wijekoon, Umesh Sharma and Grant Samkin
Volume 64, month 12, 2024
- Carbon emissions and abnormal cash holdings pp. 3175-3209

- Abu Amin, Ashrafee T. Hossain and Abdullah‐Al Masum
- Using machine learning and 10‐K filings to measure innovation pp. 3211-3239

- Essi Nousiainen, Mikko Ranta, Mika Ylinen and Marko Järvenpää
- Institutional attention and investment efficiency pp. 3241-3273

- Jiayi Zheng
- The capital market consequences of stock market liberalisation: Evidence from Mainland‐Hong Kong Stock Connect Programs in China pp. 3275-3299

- Renhui Fu, Fang Gao and Yi Zhao
- CEO compensation convexity and meeting‐or‐just‐beat earnings forecast pp. 3301-3335

- Eli Bartov, Wilson Wai Ho Chan, Hua Cheng, Gang Hu and Jingran Zhao
- Can asset‐backed securitisation reduce corporate leverage? Evidence from China pp. 3337-3359

- Ronghui Pang, Yanan Zhang, Jianbiao Li and Shaopeng Xie
- Climate risk exposure and debt concentration: Evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 3361-3386

- Wuqi Song, Wenshuai Xu, Wenzhou Qu and Xu Gong
- From red tape to innovation: How does municipal government financing reform affect corporate R&D activities? pp. 3387-3417

- Kai Wu and Dingyao Guo
- Control strategies for impactful exits in impact private equity firms pp. 3419-3442

- Syrus M. Islam and Chris Akroyd
- Fair values in extreme markets pp. 3443-3467

- Xiaofei Song
- Respond or not? Analyst recommendation and companies' press releases after adverse events pp. 3469-3494

- Tiffany Chiu, Victoria Chiu, Aiguo Wang, Tawei Wang and Yunsen Wang
- The impact of air pollution on cost of debt: Evidence from corporate bond markets pp. 3495-3533

- Xiaolu Hu, Angel Zhong, Youdan Cao and Wenlan Wang
- Forbes Magazine's America's Best Banks: Are they best for investors? pp. 3535-3557

- Greg Filbeck, Dianna Preece and Xin Zhao
- Aggregate analyst characteristics and forecasting performance pp. 3559-3594

- Mark Wilson and Yi (Ava) Wu
- Corporate inversion, cost of equity and ineffective tax reform pp. 3595-3622

- Liu Hong and Tianpeng Zhou
- The flow‐performance puzzle: Insights from passive and active ETFs pp. 3623-3656

- Hamed Yousefi, Mohammad Najand and Licheng Sun
- Disclosure frequency of parent company financial reporting: Insights from analyst forecasting accuracy pp. 3657-3683

- Junsheng Zhang, Xuefeng Jing and Yue Qi
- Does innovation matter for asymmetric cost behaviour? Evidence from forward citations to the patents pp. 3685-3711

- Seul Gi Oh and Kyeongheum Ra
- Low‐ frequency versus high‐frequency housing price spillovers in China pp. 3713-3749

- Jian Yang, Zheng Li and Ziliang Yu
- The impact of organisation capital on inventory efficiency pp. 3751-3779

- Tongxia Li, Chun Lu and Lei Xu
- An examination of the characteristics versus covariance debate for contemporary asset‐pricing models: Australian evidence pp. 3781-3802

- Philip Gray, Manapon Limkriangkrai and Wenyuan Xu
- Manager‐specific manipulation of tone and stock price synchronicity pp. 3803-3821

- Miao Jiang, Bo Zhu and Luxi Li
- Win by defence: The impact of defensive trademarks on corporate innovation pp. 3823-3840

- Xuechao Li, Dejun Wu and Yucheng Wu
- Supply chain risks and geographical supplier distribution strategy pp. 3841-3881

- Qianru Zhuo, Libin Qin, Wei Liu, Ying Liu and Jiaxing You
- Corporate fraud and independent director's re‐appointment: Information hypothesis or favouritism hypothesis? pp. 3883-3926

- Xiaoliang Lyu and Xiaochen Zhang
- Employee health and corporate innovation: Evidence from medical cannabis legalisation pp. 3927-3950

- Linh Thompson
- The market risk premium in Australia: Forward‐looking evidence from the options market pp. 3951-3972

- Angelo Aspris, Ester Félez‐Viñas, Sean Foley, Hamish Malloch and Jiri Svec
- Beggars cannot be choosers? Legitimacy deficiency and the use of trade credit by family firms pp. 3973-3998

- Qi Wu, Jing Xu, Boliang Song and Bin Liu
- Do dividends mitigate bad news hoarding, overinvestments, and stock price crash risk? pp. 3999-4038

- Jeong‐Bon Kim, Le Luo and Hong Xie
- Removing barriers: How online visits boost female analysts' participation pp. 4039-4067

- Jun Wang and Chongfeng Wu
- Is it just for shareholders or for all stakeholders? Evidence based on carbon emissions and cash dividends from China pp. 4069-4094

- Desheng Liu, Yizhen Wang and Mingsheng Li
- Employee stock ownership plans and capital expenditures in China pp. 4095-4130

- Jin Dai, Chong Gao and Qian Sun
- Federal judge ideology, securities class action litigation, and stock price crash risk pp. 4131-4155

- Xiaoyu Cui, Jianlei Han, Jeong Bon Kim and Baolei Qi
- Does corporate digitalisation moderate real earnings management? pp. 4157-4196

- Zhukun Lou, Mingran Li, Yuan George Shan and Ailin Ye
- Comments on recent International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants Exposure Drafts regarding sustainability assurance and the use of external experts pp. 4197-4216

- David Hay, Noel Harding, Nives Botica Redmayne, Jahanzeb Khan, Harjinder Singh, Nigar Sultana and Jean You
- Female directors and cash holdings adjustment: Evidence from South Korea pp. 4217-4249

- Jagadison K. Aier, Eun Hye Jo and Jung Wha (Jenny) Lee
- Unfolding BP's reframe through reform strategies for politically connected governance practice and geopolitical disruptions pp. 4251-4275

- Sameh Ammar and Nader Elsayed
- Time distance and mutual fund holding horizon: Evidence from a quasi‐natural experiment setting of high‐speed railway opening pp. 4277-4312

- Xuanyi Chen, Qiliang Liu, Li Tian, Junbo Wang and Jian Xie
- Examination disclosure, issuance examination committee connections and accountants' IPO market share pp. 4313-4332

- Zhaoya Zhang, Jenny Jing Wang and Biao Zhou
- Objective or biased? CEO overconfidence and journalists' coverage pp. 4333-4357

- Rong Gong
- Rent‐seeking or value‐creating? The impact of managerial autonomy from state‐built corporate pyramids on M&A performance pp. 4359-4391

- Chen Jiachun, Hou Qingsong and Li Shanmin
- New blockholder and investor limited attention: Evidence from private acquisitions pp. 4393-4427

- Mehmet E. Akbulut, Emily Jian Huang, Qingzhong Ma and Athena Wei Zhang
- The effects of prevalence induced concept change on audit scepticism judgements pp. 4429-4446

- Greg Richins, Ken T. Trotman and Di Yang
- Does image sentiment of major public emergency affect the stock market performance? New insight from deep learning techniques pp. 4447-4472

- Yun Liu, Dengshi Huang, Jianan Zhou and Sirui Wang
- Non‐controlling shareholder activism and executive pay‐for‐performance sensitivity: Evidence from the over‐appointment of directors in the Chinese market pp. 4475-4514

- Shengnan Li, Jiaqi Wang, Xinya Zheng and Chiyun Zhu
- The individual motivation of investors' gambling mentality: Empirical evidence from gambling sentiment and lottery‐type stocks pp. 4515-4536

- Zewei Long, Wei Wang, Haohua Li and Xinghao Huang
- Prediction of corporate financial distress based on corporate social responsibility: New evidence from DANP, VWP and MEOWA weights methodologies pp. 4537-4565

- Hui Li, Ting Sun and Jinquan Zhang
- Executive individualism and the tone of firms' annual reports pp. 4567-4591

- Wei Jiang, Chuyue Shi, Yu Li and Sujuan Xie
- Pricing the missing intangible capital: Evidence from the China A‐share market pp. 4593-4618

- Jing Chen, Tianyuan Jiang, Manling Zhang and Huixuan Li
- Learning ESG from stock prices: Evidence from a quasi‐natural experiment in China pp. 4619-4646

- Zeyuan Huang, Yi Si, Gaoliang Tian, Chongwu Xia and Lei Zhang
- Keju tradition and major litigation cases: The persistent impact of Confucian norm standard pp. 4647-4673

- Xuefeng Hu, Wenlan Wang, Rong Xu and Fulong Xiao
- Government procurement and zombie firms' productivity: Evidence from China pp. 4675-4700

- Xiaoyue Yu, Su Yu, Fulong Xiao and Zhuquan Wang
- The effect of government‐guided funds on target industries in development zones – Evidence from China pp. 4701-4722

- Fulong Xiao, Zini Liang, Yongbin Lv and Wei Wang
- How does green finance policy affect firms' pro‐environmental mergers and acquisitions? pp. 4723-4748

- Zhimin Yi, Haiyue Liu, Yile Wang and Jinyong Chen
- Does the presence of executives with a marketing background affect stock price crash risk? pp. 4749-4769

- Yu Jin, Rui Wang, Yi Zhang and Zhongze Li
- A cross‐cultural study of ESG impact on corporate performance and equity pp. 4771-4788

- Lei Wu, Zhenkai Zhai and Yongbin Lv
- The mediating role of ESG: Managers' moral cognition can improve corporate performance pp. 4789-4824

- Wei Gao and Xin Lyu
- Banking competition and corporate risk: Micro evidence from China pp. 4825-4857

- Xianjun Cai, Subin Wen and Jiaming Huang
- Robots and accounting comparability: Evidence from Chinese manufacturing pp. 4859-4882

- Huijie Cui, Shangkun Liang and Canyu Xu
- Blockchain technology, social media sentiment and stock price pp. 4885-4913

- Li Wenyi, Ni Jun and Rong Mengjie
- The burden of reputation: Star CEOs and conditional accounting conservatism pp. 4915-4947

- Yuting Qian, Wenhong Ding, Xiaofeng Quan and Wei Guan
- Tax authority governance and corporate internal control quality pp. 4949-4976

- Xiaojian Tang, Dongying Du, Ying Chen and Stephanie Tsui
- ESG‐oriented analysts and corporate green innovation pp. 4977-5008

- Haoyu Gao, Hui Wang, Xinyu Wang and Huiyu Wen
- The real effect of CSRC's random inspections on corporate financial fraud pp. 5009-5038

- Changchun Tan, Leixin Liu, Huaqing Wu and Peng Zhou
- Environmental information disclosure and corporate financial performance: Evidence from China pp. 5039-5068

- Xinyue Fan, Zishen Tang, Yelin Fu and Jiayi Yan
- Non‐executive directors and corporate risk‐taking: Evidence from China pp. 5069-5106

- Siyu Zhang and Chao Lu
- Media coverage and disclosure of short‐termism tone: Evidence from China pp. 5107-5131

- Yingzhao Ni
- Investor sentiment and mutual fund flow‐performance sensitivity: Evidence from China pp. 5133-5167

- Yuling Wu and Xueyong Zhang
Volume 64, month 06, 2024
- Why does operating profitability predict returns? New evidence on risk versus mispricing explanations pp. 1243-1276

- Anwer Ahmed, Michael Neel and Irfan Safdar
- ‘Know when to fold 'em’: Policy uncertainty and acquisition abandonment pp. 1277-1309

- Andrew Ferguson, Cecilia Wei Hu and Peter Lam
- Do rights matter? An intraday analysis of rights issues in Australia pp. 1311-1333

- Jozef Drienko, Stephen J. Sault and Wai Han Wong
- Compensating balance and loan bargaining power in China pp. 1335-1359

- Long Wu, Jing Zhang and Lei Xu
- Do ties still bind? Analyst behaviour after financial restatements pp. 1361-1396

- Yi (Ava) Wu, Yu Flora Kuang, Gladys Lee and Kerui Zhai
- Self‐sacrifice or empty symbolism: A study of $1 CEOs pp. 1397-1437

- Prabashi Dharmasiri, Mukesh Garg, Anthony Ng and Supardi Supardi
- Affect and reason in uncertain accounting settings: The case of capital investment appraisal pp. 1439-1470

- Paul Andon, Jane Baxter and Wai Fong Chua
- Do more children lead to greater blessings? Birth quantity and household economic risk in China pp. 1471-1490

- Ji Zhang, Wenjun Xiong and Yanmei Sun
- Corporate sexual orientation equality and carbon emission pp. 1491-1524

- Ashrafee Tanvir Hossain, Amir Hossain, Tom Cooper and Majidul Islam
- Aligning disclosure requirements for managerial assessments of going concern risk: Initial evidence from New Zealand pp. 1525-1547

- Matthew Grosse, Tom Scott and Zeting Zang
- Let others know who your friends are: The effect of collaborator disclosure on crowdfunding performance pp. 1549-1568

- Feng Chen, Song Chen, Jian Ding, Ercheng Shan and Pu Zhao
- Taking the hunch out of the crunch: A framework to improve variable selection in models to detect financial statement fraud pp. 1569-1588

- Adrian Gepp, Kuldeep Kumar and Sukanto Bhattacharya
- Cryptocurrency as an alternative inflation hedge? pp. 1589-1611

- L. A. Smales
- How do big customers influence bank loans in China? The role of state ownership and political connections pp. 1613-1636

- Li Deng, Peng Huang, Yue Lu and Hongjie Weng
- ESG, financial constraint and financing activities: A study in the Chinese market pp. 1637-1663

- Xuejing Guo, Shi Li, Xiaoping Song and Zilin Tang
- Allocation of decision‐making power and labour income share in listed companies: Evidence from China pp. 1665-1692

- Xiang Yan, Jenny Jing Wang and Ren Fang Zhang
- Proprietary information and the choice between public and private debt pp. 1693-1721

- Kee‐Hong Bae, Yunhao Dai, Weiqiang Tan and Wenming Wang
- I'd do anything, but I won't do that: Job crafting in the management accounting profession pp. 1723-1743

- Kate E. Horton and Claudio de Araujo Wanderley
- CEO social capital, business environment, and the level of corporate risk‐taking in China pp. 1745-1767

- Xin Su, Wenxiu Fu, Liping Zou and Ji (George) Wu
- The new audit report with key audit matters: Lessons from Thailand's first implementation pp. 1769-1803

- Weerapong Kitiwong, Erboon Ekasingh and Naruanard Sarapaivanich
- Optimal capital structure with supplier market power pp. 1805-1825

- Xue Cui, Sudipto Sarkar and Chuanqian Zhang
- The challenges facing Chinese accounting scholars publishing in English (and Chinese) language journals pp. 1827-1848

- Steven Dellaportas, Lina Xu, Sophia Ji, Dudu Luo and Xiaoming Song
- Stock market liquidity during crisis periods: Australian evidence pp. 1849-1878

- Lee A. Smales
- Covenant violation and operational efficiency pp. 1879-1920

- Hui Liang James, Hongxia Wang and Zhimin Wang
- Stock liquidity and tone of press releases pp. 1921-1945

- Rong Gong
- Corporate transparency among government suppliers: Implications for firm valuation pp. 1947-1979

- Omar A. Esqueda and Thanh N. Ngo
- Intervention of large shareholders and corporate fraud – evidence from vertical interlock in corporate pyramids in an emerging economy pp. 1981-2010

- Dan Yang, Canyu Xu and Shangkun Liang
- Does corporate ESG disclosure enhance investor relationship management? Evidence from China pp. 2011-2035

- Xinye Liang and Peng Cao
- On the state of financial research: Is it in a silo? pp. 2037-2083

- A. S. M. Sohel Azad, Abdelaziz Chazi, Ashraf Khallaf and Zaher Zantout
- Management accountants with a growth mindset and changes in the design of costing systems: The role of organisational culture pp. 2085-2110

- Odysseas Pavlatos and Marilou Ioakimidis
- Competition, liquidity creation and bank stability pp. 2111-2146

- Vuong Thao Tran and Hoa Nguyen
- Trust and corporate debt maturity mismatch: Evidence from China pp. 2147-2172

- Xiao Chi Wang, Wei Hao, Jiali Fang, Ji (George) Wu and Liping Zou
- Emotions and inventor productivity: Evidence from terrorist attacks pp. 2173-2207

- Yue Luo, Yangyang Chen and Ji‐Chai Lin
- Heterogeneity in needs and purchases in Australian retirees pp. 2209-2247

- Anthony Asher, Tim Boonen, Le Chang, Gaurav Khemka and Steven Roberts
Volume 64, month 03, 2024
- Does patent infringement litigation affect stock price crash risk? Evidence from China pp. 3-39

- Hui Deng, Lingyun Xiong and Lijuan Xiao
- Director awards and board effectiveness pp. 41-73

- Lindsay Baran and Silu Cheng
- Higher‐order moments and asset pricing in the Australian stock market pp. 75-128

- Richard Mawulawoe Ahadzie and Nagaratnam Jeyasreedharan
- Business strategy and strategic deviation in accounting, finance, and corporate governance: A review of the empirical literature pp. 129-159

- Ahsan Habib, Dinithi Ranasinghe and Ahesha Perera
- How impact investing firms use reference frameworks to manage their impact performance: An industry‐level study pp. 161-184

- Syrus M. Islam and Ahsan Habib
- Corporate social responsibility disclosure, dividend payments and firm value – Relations and mediating effects pp. 185-219

- Charl de Villiers, Diandian Ma and Ana Marques
- Cultural diversity and Indigenous participation on Australian corporate boards: Harder but better decisions pp. 221-246

- Ashesha Weerasinghe, Larelle (Ellie) Chapple and Alexandra Williamson
- Employer ratings in social media and firm performance: Evidence from an explainable machine learning approach pp. 247-276

- Mika Ylinen and Mikko Ranta
- Political ranking in hierarchy and receipt of a comment letter: Evidence from China pp. 277-307

- Xunan Feng and Dengxi Wei
- New bottle or new label? Distinguishing impact investing from responsible and ethical investing pp. 309-330

- Truzaar Dordi, Phoebe Stephens, Sean Geobey and Olaf Weber
- The fatter the tail, the shorter the sail pp. 331-380

- Saad Alsunbul, Basim Alzugaiby, Sajid Chaudhry and Rhada Boujlil
- Managerial inclusiveness and corporate innovation in China pp. 381-410

- Siyi Deng and Jie He
- The effect of auditor experience on stock price crash risk pp. 411-444

- Liangcheng Wang, Siying Li, Bikun Zhang, Yifan Zhang and Tao Peng
- Family ownership and speed of adjustment towards targeted capital structures: A study of ASEAN firms pp. 445-474

- Lan Thi Mai Nguyen, Trang Khanh Tran and Cameron Truong
- Career concerns and earnings management in government‐owned banks pp. 475-506

- Nengqi Pan, Millicent Chang and Xiaofei Pan
- Vintage capital and trade credit pp. 507-537

- Joye Khoo and Adrian (Wai-Kong) Cheung
- Transitory and permanent shock transmissions between real estate investment trusts and other assets: Evidence from time‐frequency decomposition and machine learning pp. 539-573

- Geoffrey M. Ngene and Jinghua Wang
- The impact of board ethnic diversity and Chief Executive Officer role on corporate social responsibility pp. 575-605

- Truc (Peter) Do and Kathleen Herbohn
- Supply chain concentration and cost of capital pp. 607-634

- James E. Upson and Chao Wei
- Investigating performance implications of intra‐family ownership successions: Equity transfers with versus without debt creation pp. 635-656

- Ellen Janssen, Sigrid Vandemaele, Wim Voordeckers and Mark Vancauteren
- Do buy‐side analysts inform sell‐side analyst research? pp. 657-691

- Gjergji Cici, Philip B. Shane and Yanhua Sunny Yang
- CEO turnovers and capital structure persistence pp. 693-721

- Viktoriya Staneva
- An examination of self‐efficacy and sense of belonging on accounting student achievement pp. 723-738

- Nicola Beatson, Paul de Lange, Meredith Tharapos, Brendan O'Connell, Jeffrey Smith, Stephen Scott and Richard Greatbanks
- Institutional investor horizons, ownership structure and investment efficiency in China pp. 739-782

- Zhihao Wang, Kezhi Liao and Sisi Wang
- CEO narcissism and firm's cash conversion cycle: The moderating role of CEO's gender pp. 783-810

- Heba F. Zaher and Gilberto Marquez‐Illescas
- Pricing cloud stocks: Evidence from China pp. 811-832

- Lichao Lin and Adrian (Wai-Kong) Cheung
- Pressure from words: The tone of investors in Chinese earnings communication conferences and managerial myopia pp. 833-868

- Runmei Luo and Yong Ye
- A study of cross‐border profit shifting channels: Evidence from Australia pp. 869-901

- Alfred Tran and Wanmeng Xu
- The impact of post‐retirement financial market participation on retirement income sufficiency in Australia pp. 903-939

- Xiaobo Xu, Jiali Fang, Martin Young and Liping Zou
- The disciplinary role of unsuccessful takeovers and changes in corporate governance pp. 941-973

- Martin Bugeja, Yaowen Shan and Yanglan Zu
- CFO facial beauty and bank loan contracting pp. 975-1009

- Karel Hrazdil, Jiyuan Li, Gerald Lobo and Ray Zhang
- The interplay of episodic power in enabling and coercive budgetary designs in universities: A case study pp. 1011-1036

- Chaturika Seneviratne and Zahirul Hoque
- Group budget‐based bonus scheme and group cooperation: The role of social value orientation, goal alignment, and group identity pp. 1037-1059

- Andson Braga Aguiar, Mamadou Dieng and Reinaldo Guerreiro
- Can work integrated learning deliver employability? International post‐graduate accounting students pp. 1061-1082

- Vanessa Crawford, Mark Brimble and Brett Freudenberg
- Are accounting standards understandable? pp. 1083-1109

- Bryan Howieson, Janice Loftus and Sabine Schührer
- Liquidity ratios and corporate failures pp. 1111-1134

- Ken Li
- Executives' horizon and trade credit pp. 1135-1157

- Md. Mahmudul Hasan, Md. Safayat Hossain and David R. Tree
- Credit cards and commercial insurance participation: Evidence from urban households in China pp. 1159-1182

- Nana Xu, Zhao Rong and Li Yu
- Accounting firm office size and tax aggressiveness pp. 1183-1219

- Yi (Dale) Fu, Youngdeok Lim and Elizabeth Carson
- Comments on Exposure Draft for Proposed ISSA 5000, sustainability assurance engagements by the Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee of AFAANZ pp. 1221-1239

- David Hay, Noel Harding, Pallab Biswas, Chris Gan, Irene Qingling Ge, Linh Ho, Dinithi Ranasinghe, Harj Singh, Nigar Sultana and Shan Zhou
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