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Intangible Returns, Accruals, and Return Reversal : A Multi-period Examination of the Accrual Anomaly

Resutek, Robert J. - 2010

Prior studies employ a two period empirical model and interpret the negative association between accruals in period one and returns in period two as evidence that investors misprice the information contained in accruals. In contrast to prior studies, I employ a three period log-linear model...

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