Advances in accounting
2013 - 2024
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Volume 29, issue 2, 2013
- Small firms and the value of improvements in corporate governance mechanisms pp. 171-179

- Bruce K. Behn, Brian T. Carver and Terry L. Neal
- Litigation risk, accounting quality, and investment efficiency pp. 180-185

- Hyeesoo H. Chung, Jinyoung P. Wynn and Han Yi
- Economic consequences of mandatory GAAP changes: The case of SFAS No. 158 pp. 186-194

- Abraham N. Fried and Paquita Y. Davis-Friday
- The effect of the summer doldrums on the market reaction to earnings announcements pp. 195-204

- Gregory Gaynor and Richard Morton
- The effects of task outcome feedback and broad domain evaluation experience on the use of unique scorecard measures pp. 205-217

- Kip R. Krumwiede, Monte R. Swain, Todd A. Thornock and Dennis L. Eggett
- Subjectivity in fair-value estimates, audit quality, and informativeness of other comprehensive income pp. 218-231

- Cheol Lee and Myung S. Park
- Cost behavior and executive bonus compensation pp. 232-242

- Marcus L. Caylor and Thomas J. Lopez
- Overpaid acquisitions and goodwill impairment losses — Evidence from the US pp. 243-254

- Maria Elena Olante
- The association between firm characteristics and CFO's opinions on the fair value option for non-financial assets pp. 255-266

- Boochun Jung, Hamid Pourjalali, Eric Wen and Shirley J. Daniel
- Signaling strategies in annual reports: Evidence from the disclosure of performance indicators pp. 267-277

- Francesco Dainelli, Laura Bini and Francesco Giunta
- The valuation properties of earnings and book values reported under IAS, domestic GAAP and U.S. GAAP: Evidence from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and Singapore pp. 278-285

- Li Li Eng, Li Sun and Thanyaluk Vichitsarawong
- The association between voluntary disclosure and corporate governance in the presence of severe agency conflicts pp. 286-298

- Ana Gisbert and Begoña Navallas
- Some theoretical and methodological suggestions for studies examining accountants' professional judgments and earnings management pp. 299-311

- Philip Heinz, Chris Patel and Andreas Hellmann
- The usefulness of firm risk disclosures under different firm riskiness, investor-interest, and market conditions: New evidence from Finland pp. 312-331

- Antti Miihkinen
- Do Big-Four affiliates earn audit fee premiums in emerging markets? pp. 332-342

- Javed Siddiqui, Mahbub Zaman and Arifur Khan
- Measuring the impact of international reporting standards on market performance of publicly traded companies pp. 343-349

- Amanda M. Grossman, L. Murphy Smith and Wayne Tervo
Volume 29, issue 1, 2013
- Audit committee financial expertise and properties of analyst earnings forecasts pp. 1-11

- John L. Abernathy, Don Herrmann, Tony Kang and Gopal V. Krishnan
- Insider trading in loss firms pp. 12-26

- Jagadison K. Aier
- Earnings management and the allocation of net periodic pension costs to interim periods pp. 27-35

- Alan I. Blankley, Joseph Comprix and Keejae P. Hong
- Do independent research analysts issue more or less informative recommendation revisions? pp. 36-49

- Ryan J. Casey
- Do analysts follow emerging economy firms with higher intangible assets? Empirical evidence from Egypt pp. 50-59

- Mohamed Elbannan
- Decision usefulness of whole-asset operating lease capitalizations pp. 60-73

- Roger C. Graham and Raymond D. King
- AIA submission: CEO overconfidence and the incidence of financial restatement pp. 74-84

- Theresa J. Presley and Lawrence J. Abbott
- Does incorporating non-linearity into discretionary accrual models improve their performance? pp. 85-96

- Huishan Wan
- Earnings response coefficients of OECD banks: Tests extended to include bank risk factors pp. 97-107

- Mohamed Ariff, Cheng Fan Fah and Soh Wei Ni
- The impact of IFRS on accounting quality: Evidence from Greece pp. 108-123

- Panagiotis E. Dimitropoulos, Dimitrios Asteriou, Dimitrios Kousenidis and Stergios Leventis
- Continental European accounting model and accounting modernization in Germany pp. 124-133

- Andreas Hellmann, Hector Perera and Chris Patel
- A content analysis of the comment letters to the FASB and IASB: Accounting for contingencies pp. 134-153

- Anthony D. Holder, Khondkar E. Karim, Karen Jingrong Lin and Maef Woods
- Financial crisis and accounting quality: Evidence from five European countries pp. 154-160

- George Iatridis and Augustinos I. Dimitras
- The moderating effects of national culture on escalation of commitment pp. 161-169

- Stephen B. Salter, David J. Sharp and Yasheng Chen
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