Accounting Research in the Japanese Setting

Douglas J. Skinner
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Douglas J. Skinner: Booth School of Business, University of Chicago, USA

The Japanese Accounting Review, 2011, vol. 1, 135-140

Abstract: In this commentary I offer some thoughts on the possibilities for accounting research that uses the Japanese setting. I argue that the uniqueness of the Japanese setting offers many opportunities for researchers, and hope that we can encourage more researchers to take advantage of this setting to advance the literature on financial reporting and disclosure.

Date: 2011
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