Accounting and Finance
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Volume 63, month 04, 2023
- The day‐of‐the‐month effect and the performance of the dollar cost averaging strategy: Evidence from China pp. 797-815

- Xuejun Jin, Hongze Li and Bin Yu
- The vanishing searches and audit fees: Evidence from Google's withdrawal from China pp. 817-841

- Chunyu Zu
- Do small businesses adjust their capital structure? Evidence from the global financial crisis in Japan pp. 843-871

- Daisuke Tsuruta
- CEO facial structure and stock price crash risk pp. 873-905

- Zunxin Zheng, Donghui Li, Tingyong Zhong, Tian Wang and Ling He
- Climate change disclosure and the information environment in the initial public offering market pp. 907-952

- Jerry W. Chen, Eunice S. Khoo and Zihang Peng
- An evaluation of the impacts of the adoption of IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers pp. 953-973

- Sebastian Onie, Le Ma, Helen Spiropoulos and Peter Wells
- CEO incentive compensation and stock price momentum pp. 975-1028

- Jian Wang, Yanhuang Huang, Hongrui Feng, Xingjian Li and Shu Yan
- Sampling error and the joint estimation of imputation credit value and cash dividend value pp. 1029-1068

- Damien Cannavan, Stephen Gray and Jason Hall
- CEO cultural background and corporate cash holdings pp. 1069-1100

- Fai Lim Loi, Jean Jinghan Chen and Zhuo Qiao
- State‐owned capital and corporate social responsibility of private‐holding companies: evidence from China pp. 1101-1120

- Tao Zhang, Lishi Gu and Jenny Jing Wang
- Market sentiment to COVID‐19 and the Chinese stock market pp. 1121-1135

- Liao Xu, Jilong Chen and Hao Xu
- Earnings manipulation and similarity of annual report disclosure: Evidence from China pp. 1137-1156

- Yonghai Wang, Qingyun Ye, Jenny Jing Wang and Yunqian Wang
- The impact of CSR performance and CSR disclosure readability on investors’ earnings estimates pp. 1157-1186

- Jingyu Gao, F.G.H. (Frank) Hartmann, Min Zhang and Yasheng Chen
- Empirical analysis of the relationship between labour cost stickiness and labour reforms in Spain pp. 1187-1221

- Josep Mª. Argilés‐Bosch, Josep Garcia‐Blandón and Diego Ravenda
- Corporate reputation and hedging activities pp. 1223-1247

- Zero Deng and J. Jimmy Yang
- Director expertise and co‐option in industry superannuation funds? pp. 1249-1283

- Jin Sug Yang, Anna Bedford and Martin Bugeja
- How is illiquidity priced in the Chinese stock market? pp. 1285-1320

- Jun Liu, Kai Wu, Fuwei Jiang and Zhiqi Shen
- How does corporate social responsibility have influence on firms' access to trade credit pp. 1321-1349

- Yufen Wei, Qigui Liu and Jinbo Luo
- Does short sales deregulation affect qualitative information disclosure? pp. 1351-1380

- Jie He and Kam C. Chan
- Corporate green innovation and stock liquidity in China pp. 1381-1415

- Zhongfei Chen, Yu Xiao and Kangqi Jiang
- Exchange‐traded fund ownership and underlying stock mispricing pp. 1417-1445

- Joey W. Yang, Lewis May and John Gould
- Segmented financial risk tolerances within the standardised initial public offering regulatory environment of the Australian Securities Exchange pp. 1447-1475

- Kylie J. Gilbey and Sharon Purchase
- Economic policy uncertainty, corporate investment decisions and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China pp. 1477-1502

- Zhongbo Jing, Shiyu Lu, Yang Zhao and Jun Zhou
- Social media information dissemination and corporate bad news hoarding pp. 1503-1532

- Feng He, Yaqian Feng and Lingbing Feng
- Does reputation matter? Evidence on spatial competition in China's bond market pp. 1533-1570

- Xing Liu, Lingxuan Yang and Yu Liu
- The link between formality and procedural fairness: The influences of precision, sensitivity and role clarity pp. 1571-1598

- Kelly K. Wang, Maria Cadiz Dyball and Andy Wang
- Workforce diversity and financial statement readability pp. 1599-1631

- Leye Li, Louise Yi Lu, Yi Wang and Yangxin Yu
Volume 63, month 03, 2023
- Consequences of local social norms: A review of the literature in accounting, finance, and corporate governance pp. 3-45

- Ahsan Habib, Mabel D' Costa and Ahmed Khamis Al‐Hadi
- Indigenous sustainable finance as a research field: A systematic literature review on indigenising ESG, sustainability and indigenous community practices pp. 47-76

- Andre Poyser and Dan Daugaard
- How do firms learn? Evidence from corporate cash holdings during the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 77-108

- Bishal Bc and Thuy Simpson
- Economic Value Added in performance measurement: A simulation approach and empirical evidence pp. 109-140

- Yuanzhan Chen, Zhuo Jin and Bo Qin
- The greening effects of regional innovation symbiosis – Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 141-160

- Haiyue Liu, Cangyu Wang, Qin Zhang, Changyi Zhao and Jie Jiang
- Reverse innovation and firm value in emerging markets: Evidence from China pp. 161-198

- Fangfang Hou and Congshan Li
- How does mandatory CSR reporting affect supply chain? A new perspective from suppliers pp. 199-227

- Qinlin Zhong, Fuxiu Jiang, Dan Li and Chun Yuan
- Perceptions and experiences of career success among aspiring and early career accountants and the role of organisational support pp. 229-245

- Denise Jackson, Julia Richardson, Grant Michelson and Rahat Munir
- Impact of product market competition on real activity manipulation: Moderating role of managerial ability pp. 247-275

- Pallab Kumar Biswas, Dinithi Ranasinghe and Eric K. M. Tan
- Shorting costs and profitability of long–short strategies pp. 277-316

- Dongcheol Kim and Byeung‐Joo Lee
- Do foreign institutional investors monitor opportunistic managerial behaviour? Evidence from real earnings management pp. 317-351

- Xiaolong Gu, Zhe An, Chen Chen and Donghui Li
- The use of digital footprints in the US mortgage market pp. 353-401

- D Dulani Jayasuriya, Mohamed Ayaz and Michael Williams
- Developing critical thinking: An examination of contemporary practices in accounting pp. 403-425

- Elisabeth Sinnewe, Daifei (Troy) Yao and Laura De Zwaan
- Fixed investment or financial assets investment: Evidence from political uncertainty in China pp. 427-450

- Chengxue Yao, Fan Jiang and Liang Guo
- Financial openness and profitability premium: Causal evidence from the Shanghai‐Hong Kong Stock Connect pp. 451-483

- Fuwei Jiang, Fujing Jin and Kejia Zhang
- Timing the factor zoo via deep learning: Evidence from China pp. 485-505

- Tian Ma, Cunfei Liao and Fuwei Jiang
- Did quantitative easing reduce the borrowing costs of firms? The risk‐taking channel pp. 507-536

- Gang Wang and Yi Shen
- Dodd–Frank's impact on community‐bank investment models: A Bayesian structural time series analysis pp. 537-554

- Yen Teik Lee, Gary L. Caton, Edward N. Gamble and Francis Kerins
- Speculative trading preferences of retail investor birth cohorts pp. 555-574

- Grace Lepone, Joakim Westerholm and Danika Wright
- Does common auditor have an impact on corporate tax avoidance? An investigation from the supply chain perspective pp. 575-629

- Zhiying Hu, Haiyan Yang, Yuyu Zhang and Jenny Jing Wang
- Grabbing hand or financial constraint mitigation effect? A reexamination of the relationship between institutional development and cash holdings pp. 631-655

- Xiang Zhang, Zongyi Zhang and Han Zhou
- Corporate carbon assurance and the quality of carbon disclosure pp. 657-690

- Le Luo, Qingliang Tang, Hanlu Fan and Jamie Ayers
- Dividend imputation taxes and the curious case of a price premium between BHP and Billiton American depositary receipts pp. 691-717

- Hansi Hu and Terry Walter
- Forecasting models for the Chinese macroeconomy in a data‐rich environment: Evidence from large dimensional approximate factor models with mixed‐frequency data pp. 719-767

- Qin Zhang, He Ni and Hao Xu
- Non‐executive directorship importance and takeover hostility: Australian evidence pp. 769-793

- Chistopher Day, Martin Bugeja, Helen Spiropoulos and Zoltan Matolcsy
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