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Existing literature employs two approaches to assess the validity of alternative proxies for firm-specific cost of equity capital. One approach relies on the theoretical link between future realized returns and cost of equity capital, while the second approach relies on the theoretical link...
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This commentary proposes an approach to asset measurement rooted in business valuation theory and practice. In the context of a business valuation, investors' information needs and the asset measurement investors find useful vary with the manner in which the assets are expected to realize value...
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The paper reviews the purpose, structure, and historical development of a conceptual framework for financial reporting. It then demonstrates the deduction of integrated measurement and presentation principles from a proposed underlying structure comprised of the objective of financial reporting...
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The Financial Reporting Policy Committee of the Financial Accounting and Reporting Section of the American Accounting Association responded to the SEC's July 13, 2007 proposal to accept financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) from...
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This paper offers an in-depth data driven overview of the history and status as of 2017 of segment reporting by public entities trading in U.S. capital markets. Our analysis focuses on the perceived issues identified in the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) 2016 Invitation to Comment...
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Researchers, practitioners, and standard setters emphasize the importance of disaggregating financial statements into operating and financial activities. However, there is a lack of research demonstrating that this disaggregation improves forecasts of profitability. In this study, we consider...
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This paper examines accounting restatements from two perspectives. First, we examine the market reaction to restatement filings, using both returns and volume measures. We document that the earnings impact and whether a firm discloses the restatement through an 8K filing provides the most...
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This paper examines analysts' responses to range forecasts, a large and growing proportion all earnings guidance. We find that information conveyed through the four parameters of the management forecasts (the upper and lower bounds, the width, and the midpoint) explains changes in consensus...
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This paper examines analyst responses to management forecasts issued as a range, a large and growing proportion of those forecasts. We find that information conveyed through the four parameters of the management forecasts - the upper and lower bounds, the width, and the midpoint - explains...
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This study explores the factors associated with companies' regulatory filing choices surrounding the restatement of previously filed financial statements. Companies have three regulatory filing alternatives of decreasing transparency: file an 8-K report, file an amended report, or restate the...
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