Browsing Department of Accounting by Author "Taylor, Martin"
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An Exploration Of The Associations Among Corporate Sustainability Performance, Corporate Governance, And Corporate Financial Performance
Lu, WenxiangThis study examines the relationship between corporate governance and corporate sustainability performance (CSP), the relationship between corporate sustainability performance and corporate financial performance (CFP), and ... -
Capital Market Reactions to IFRS in the United States: Evidence from Foreign Private Issuers
Yardley, Jennifer; 0000-0003-4349-1738 (2016-09-07)The rise of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as a contender to be the single globally-accepted set of accounting standards has been accompanied by a wealth of research studying the consequences of IFRS ... -
Fundamental Signals, Future Earnings And Security Analysts' Efficient Use Of Fundamental Signals During 1991 Through 2008
Lambert, Sherwood Lane (Accounting, 2011-07-14)This dissertation builds upon one of the foundation articles in Fundamental Analysis, written by Abarbanell and Bushee [1997] (AB-97), that studied the relationship of fundamental signals (combinations of items reported ... -
The Moderating Effect Of Perceived Ethical Leadership On Reduced Audit Quality Behaviors
Webb, Kimberly J. (Accounting, 2014-12)As auditors perform the audit, they are faced with many decisions that ultimately affect the quality of the audit and can lead to the issuance of an improper audit opinion such as accepting weak management explanations ... -
Social Exchange And Post-employment Citizenship: Evidence From Public Accounting
Herda, David N. (Accounting, 2010-07-19)In this study I examine why some ex-employees more than others choose to benefit their former firm (post-employment citizenship). The study is based on social exchange theory and involves former employees of a Big Four ... -
A Study Of Foreign Earnings Management Using An Empirical Distribution Approach
Fan, Nancy Manzhen (Accounting, 2008-09-17)Effective January 1, 1998, SFAS 131 changed the way managers voluntarily disclose business, geographic and operating segments of their companies. Reporting geographic segments is specifically related to the reporting of ...