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Accounting Informs Investors and Earnings Management is Rife : Two Questionable Beliefs

Ball, Ray - 2013

This short essay is based on a presentation at the panel discussion on “The Most Incorrect Beliefs in Accounting” at the American Accounting Association Meetings in 2012. It addresses the inordinate amount of attention given in the literature to accounting's role in providing new information...

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