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Firms’ bankruptcy is a problem not only related to companies but also affects social welfare. Analysing a matched sample of bankrupt and healthy unlisted companies from a code law institutional setting (Spain), this paper has three main objectives: it aims to demonstrate that bankrupt firms...
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Top management succession may be a real threat for the long-term profitability of companies, in particular when it involves the founder whose name also identifies their brand and their products. This is extremely important in the luxury sector where loyalty, trust and the image of brands in...
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The luxury sector is one of the most significant segments of the economy. It is increasingly attracting the interest of investors given the high margins and growth that companies in this sector exhibit. What is the “secret” of this outstanding performance? Extant literature shows that...
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This paper examines the level and efficiency of private firms' investments with respect to corporate tax cuts. Earlier research has focused mainly on public firms. Research into private firms is especially relevant since these companies tend to finance future growth through internal financing....
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The strategic choices of family firms are influenced by economic and non-economic reference points. We contend that the preservation of the affect-related values a family derives from its ownership position in a firm (i.e., socio-emotional wealth – SEW) affects financial reporting quality and...
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UK listed firms are used to investigate if auditor attributes (fixed effects for audit firms, audit offices, and audit partners) add incrementally to baseline models with client controls in explaining audit outcomes (earnings quality and going concern reports). We document that accounting firm...
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We examine whether the characteristics of chief financial officers (CFOs) are associated with real earnings management (REM). Using hand-collected data on CFOs’ characteristics, we find that female CFOs and highly visible CFOs are associated with lower levels of REM, while CFOs with an MBA or...
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