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German GAAP 2 IFRS/IAS 2 US-GAAP 2 accounting regulation 2 accounting standards 2 accrual anomaly 2 conservative accounting 2 earnings persistency 2 empirical accounting research 2 true and fair view accounting 2 Bilanzielle Bewertung 1 Bilanzpolitik 1 Deutschland 1 Geschäftsbericht 1 International Financial Reporting Standards 1 Jahresabschluss 1
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Adamek, Carmen 2 Kaserer, Christoph 2
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Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Technische Universität München 1
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Lifting the veil of accounting information under different accounting standards: lessons learned from the German experiment
Adamek, Carmen; Kaserer, Christoph - 2006
It is well-known from US-related studies that investors systematically overreact to accrual-based accounting information. We address the question to what extent this accrual anomaly is related to different accounting standards. We provide empirical evidence that the accrual anomaly is also...
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Lifting the veil of accounting information under different accounting standards: lessons learned from the German experiment
Adamek, Carmen; Kaserer, Christoph - Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Technische … - 2006
It is well-known from US-related studies that investors systematically overreact to accrual-based accounting information. We address the question to what extent this accrual anomaly is related to different accounting standards. We provide empirical evidence that the accrual anomaly is also...
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