Contemporary Accounting Research
1984 - 2021
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Volume 34, issue 4, 2017
- The Effect of Incentive Framing and Descriptive Norms on Internal Whistleblowing pp. 1757-1778

- Clara Xiaoling Chen, Jennifer E. Nichol and Flora H. Zhou
- The Effects of Governance on Classification Shifting and Compensation Shielding pp. 1779-1811

- Jeong Hwan Joo and Sandra L. Chamberlain
- The Economic Consequences of Perk Disclosure pp. 1812-1842

- Yaniv Grinstein, David Weinbaum and Nir Yehuda
- Executive Bonus Target Ratcheting: Evidence from the New Executive Compensation Disclosure Rules pp. 1843-1879

- Sunyoung Kim and Jae Yong Shin
- The Consequences of Audit†Related Earnings Revisions pp. 1880-1914

- Jacob Z. Haislip, Linda A. Myers, Susan Scholz and Timothy A. Seidel
- Discussion of “The Consequences of Audit†Related Earnings Revisions†pp. 1915-1921

- Sean M. Hillison and Mark E. Peecher
- Audit Office Reputation Shocks from Gains and Losses of Major Industry Clients pp. 1922-1974

- Jere R. Francis, Mihir N. Mehta and Wanli Zhao
- Do Clients’ Enterprise Systems Affect Audit Quality and Efficiency? pp. 1975-2021

- Morton Pincus, Feng Tian, Patricia Wellmeyer and Sean Xin Xu
- Dividend Stickiness, Debt Covenants, and Earnings Management pp. 2022-2050

- Jaewoo Kim, Kyeong Hun Lee and Erik Lie
- Financial Statement Quality and Debt Contracting: Evidence from a Survey of Commercial Lenders pp. 2051-2093

- Dain Donelson, Ross Jennings and John Mcinnis
- Managerial Ability and Credit Ratings pp. 2094-2122

- Kimberly J. Cornaggia, Gopal V. Krishnan and Changjiang Wang
- An Empirical Examination of the Divergence between Managers’ and Analysts’ Earnings Forecasts pp. 2123-2151

- Somnath Das, Kyonghee Kim and Sukesh Patro
- International Diversification, SFAS 131 and Post†Earnings†Announcement Drift pp. 2152-2178

- Tony Kang, Inder K. Khurana and Changjiang Wang
Volume 34, issue 3, 2017
- A Lobbying Approach to Evaluating the Whistleblower Provisions of the Dodd†Frank Reform Act of 2010 pp. 1305-1339

- Vishal P. Baloria, Carol A. Marquardt and Christine I. Wiedman
- Auditors’ Response to Assessments of High Control Risk: Further Insights pp. 1340-1377

- Timothy A. Seidel
- Pricing and Mispricing of Accounting Fundamentals in the Time†Series and in the Cross Section pp. 1378-1417

- D. Craig Nichols, James M. Wahlen and Matthew M. Wieland
- Aggregate Margin Debt and the Divergence of Price from Accounting Fundamentals pp. 1418-1445

- Marcus Burger and Asher Curtis
- Discussion of “Aggregate Margin Debt and the Divergence of Price from Accounting Fundamentals†pp. 1446-1452

- Amy P. Hutton
- An Examination of the Statistical Significance and Economic Relevance of Profitability and Earnings Forecasts from Models and Analysts pp. 1453-1488

- Mark E. Evans, Kenneth Njoroge and Kevin Ow Yong
- Further Evidence on Consequences of Debt Covenant Violations pp. 1489-1521

- Yu Gao, Mozaffar Khan and Liang Tan
- Development Cost Capitalization During R&D Races pp. 1522-1546

- Anja De Waegenaere, Richard C. Sansing and Jacco L. Wielhouwer
- Earnings Attribution and Information Transfers pp. 1547-1579

- David S. Koo, J. Julie Wu and P. Eric Yeung
- Unintended Consequences of Forecast Disaggregation: A Multi†Period Perspective pp. 1580-1595

- Lei Dong, Gladie Lui and Bernard Wong†On†Wing
- How Disclosure Features of Corporate Social Responsibility Reports Interact with Investor Numeracy to Influence Investor Judgments pp. 1596-1621

- W. Brooke Elliott, Stephanie M. Grant and Kristina M. Rennekamp
- Does High†Quality Auditing Mitigate or Encourage Private Information Collection? pp. 1622-1648

- Yangyang Chen, Shibley Sadique, Bin Srinidhi and Madhu Veeraraghavan
- Accounting Quality, Liquidity Risk, and Post†Earnings†Announcement Drift pp. 1649-1680

- Jeff Zeyun Chen, Gerald J. Lobo and Joseph H. Zhang
- Board Gender Diversity, Auditor Fees, and Auditor Choice pp. 1681-1714

- Karen M. Y. Lai, Bin Srinidhi, Ferdinand A. Gul and Judy S. L. Tsui
- Crash Risk and the Auditor–Client Relationship pp. 1715-1750

- Jeffrey L. Callen and Xiaohua Fang
Volume 34, issue 2, 2017
- Evidence of Manager Intervention to Avoid Working Capital Deficits pp. 697-725

- Scott D. Dyreng, William J. Mayew and Katherine Schipper
- What Have We Learned About Earnings Management? Integrating Discontinuity Evidence pp. 726-749

- David Burgstahler and Elizabeth Chuk
- The Relation Between Earnings Management and Non†GAAP Reporting pp. 750-782

- Ervin L. Black, Theodore E. Christensen, T. Taylor Joo and Roy Schmardebeck
- Credit Rating Agency and Equity Analysts’ Adjustments to GAAP Earnings pp. 783-817

- George Batta and Volkan Muslu
- Deciphering Tax Avoidance: Evidence from Credit Rating Disagreements pp. 818-848

- Samuel B. Bonsall, Kevin Koharki and Luke Watson
- Significance of Forecast Precision: The Importance of Investors’ Expectations pp. 849-870

- Kathy Rupar
- Analyst Coverage and the Likelihood of Meeting or Beating Analyst Earnings Forecasts pp. 871-899

- Shawn X. Huang, Raynolde Pereira and Changjiang Wang
- Are Related Party Transactions Red Flags? pp. 900-928

- Mark Kohlbeck and Brian W. Mayhew
- Discussion of “Are Related Party Transactions Red Flags?†pp. 929-939

- Bjørn Jørgensen and Julia Morley
- Getting to Know You: Trust Formation in New Interfirm Relationships and the Consequences for Investments in Management Control and the Collaboration pp. 940-965

- Shannon W. Anderson, Hwei Fern Chang, Mandy M. Cheng and Yee Shih Phua
- Recognizing the Best: The Productive and Counterproductive Effects of Relative Performance Recognition pp. 966-990

- Laura W. Wang
- Popularizing a Management Accounting Idea: The Case of the Balanced Scorecard pp. 991-1025

- David J. Cooper, Mahmoud Ezzamel and Sandy Q. Qu
- The Effects of Out†of†Regime Guidance on Auditor Judgments About Appropriate Application of Accounting Standards pp. 1026-1047

- H. Scott Asay, Tim Brown, Mark W. Nelson and T. Jeffrey Wilks
- The Relative Effectiveness of Simultaneous versus Sequential Negotiation Strategies in Auditor†Client Negotiations pp. 1048-1070

- Stephen Perreault, Thomas Kida and M. David Piercey
- Did the 1998 Merger of Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand Increase Audit Quality? pp. 1071-1102

- Jong†Hag Choi, Seil Kim and K. K. Raman
- The Impact of Litigation Risk on Auditor Pricing Behavior: Evidence From Reverse Mergers pp. 1103-1127

- Lawrence J. Abbott, Katherine Gunny and Troy Pollard
- Regulatory Oversight of Financial Reporting: Securities and Exchange Commission Comment Letters pp. 1128-1155

- Rick Johnston and Reining Petacchi
- Ambient Influences on Municipal Net Assets: Evidence from Panel Data pp. 1156-1177

- Stephen P. Davies, Laurence E. Johnson and Suzanne Lowensohn
- Enterprise Risk Management and the Financial Reporting Process: The Experiences of Audit Committee Members, CFOs, and External Auditors pp. 1178-1209

- Jeffrey Cohen, Ganesh Krishnamoorthy and Arnold Wright
- Post†IFRS Revaluation Adjustments and Executive Compensation pp. 1210-1231

- Kevin C. W. Chen and Feng Tang
- Executive Gender Pay Gaps: The Roles of Female Risk Aversion and Board Representation pp. 1232-1264

- Mary Ellen Carter, Francesca Franco and Mireia Gine
- The Relevance to Investors of Greenhouse Gas Emission Disclosures pp. 1265-1297

- Paul A. Griffin, David Lont and Estelle Y. Sun
Volume 34, issue 1, 2017
- The Joint Effects of Multiple Legal System Characteristics on Auditing Standards and Auditor Behavior pp. 7-38

- Dan A. Simunic, Minlei Ye and Ping Zhang
- Auditor Choice and Its Implications for Group†Affiliated Firms pp. 39-82

- Junxiong Fang, Jeffrey Pittman, Yinqi Zhang and Yuping Zhao
- Audit Fee Differential, Audit Effort, and Litigation Risk: An Examination of ADR Firms pp. 83-117

- Scott N. Bronson, Aloke (Al) Ghosh and Chris E. Hogan
- The Effect of Joint Auditor Pair Composition on Audit Quality: Evidence from Impairment Tests pp. 118-153

- Gerald J. Lobo, Luc Paugam, Dana Zhang and Jean François Casta
- Auditor Quality and Debt Covenants pp. 154-185

- Ashok Robin, Qiang Wu and Hao Zhang
- Debt Covenant Violations, Firm Financial Distress, and Auditor Actions pp. 186-215

- Lori Shefchik Bhaskar, Gopal V. Krishnan and Wei Yu
- Conditional Conservatism and Debt versus Equity Financing pp. 216-251

- Beng Wee Goh, Chee Yeow Lim, Gerald J. Lobo and Yen H. Tong
- Optimal Conservatism with Earnings Manipulation pp. 252-284

- Jeremy Bertomeu, Masako Darrough and Wenjie Xue
- Discussion of “Optimal Conservatism with Earnings Manipulation†pp. 285-291

- John E. Core
- Firms with Inconsistently Signed Earnings Surprises: Do Potential Investors Use a Counting Heuristic? pp. 292-313

- Lisa Koonce and Marlys Gascho Lipe
- The Market's Assessment of the Probability of Meeting or Beating the Consensus pp. 314-342

- Guang Ma and Stanimir Markov
- Earnings Announcement Disclosures and Changes in Analysts' Information pp. 343-373

- Orie E. Barron, Donal Byard and Yong Yu
- Who Herds? Who Doesn't? Estimates of Analysts’ Herding Propensity in Forecasting Earnings pp. 374-399

- Rong Huang, Murugappa (Murgie) Krishnan, John Shon and Ping Zhou
- Misclassifying Core Expenses as Special Items: Cost of Goods Sold or Selling, General, and Administrative Expenses? pp. 400-426

- Yun Fan and Xiaotao (Kelvin) Liu
- The Role of Informal Controls and a Bargaining Opponent's Emotions on Transfer Pricing Judgments pp. 427-454

- Sudip Bhattacharjee and Kimberly K. Moreno
- Transfer Pricing: Strategies, Practices, and Tax Minimization pp. 455-493

- Kenneth J. Klassen, Petro Lisowsky and Devan Mescall
- The Three Hurdles of Tax Planning: How Business Context, Aims of Tax Planning, and Tax Manager Power Affect Tax Expense pp. 494-524

- Anna Feller and Deborah Schanz
- The Effect of Tax Preparation Expenses for Employees: Evidence from Germany pp. 525-554

- Kay Blaufus, Frank Hechtner and Axel Möhlmann
- The Effects of Vertical Pay Dispersion: Experimental Evidence in a Budget Setting pp. 555-576

- Lan Guo, Theresa Libby and Xiaotao (Kelvin) Liu
- Discussion of “The Effects of Vertical Pay Dispersion: Experimental Evidence in a Budget Setting†pp. 577-581

- Steven Huddart
- Example†Based Reasoning and Fact†Weighting Guidance in Accounting Standards pp. 582-600

- Greg Capps, Lisa Koonce and Brian J. White
- Dynamic Information Disclosure pp. 601-621

- Martin Dierker and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
- The Impotence of Accountability: The Relationship Between Greater Transparency and Corporate Reform pp. 622-657

- Vaughan S. Radcliffe, Crawford Spence and Mitchell Stein
- Accounting Comparability and Economic Outcomes of Mandatory IFRS Adoption pp. 658-690

- Michael Neel
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