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Financial Reporting Differences Around the World: What Matters?
Helena Isidro (Isidro, H.); Dhananjay Nanda (D.J. Nanda); Peter Wysocki (Peter Wysocki);
Título Evento
American Accounting Association - Financial Accounting and Reporting Section
Ano (publicação definitiva)
2017
Língua
Inglês
País
Estados Unidos da América
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Abstract/Resumo
The international accounting literature has identified a plethora of country attributes, each associated with levels or changes in reporting quality, the impact of IFRS adoption, and related economic outcomes. Our paper highlights the very high causal density of country attributes which makes it difficult to isolate their individual effects. We document very high cross-sectional correlations among 72 previously-identified country attributes and show that 4 underlying factors subsume individual country attributes in explaining across-country variation in reporting outcomes. Similar issues are observed for changes/shocks analyses. We conclude with implications for future international accounting research.
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Palavras-chave
International accounting,Financial reporting