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Earnings Mangement Determinants: A Study Of Egyptian Listed Firm Characteristics Post The Egyptian Revolution, Engy Elhawary ,The British University In Egypt, Dina Hassouna , The British University In Egypt
Earnings Mangement Determinants: A Study Of Egyptian Listed Firm Characteristics Post The Egyptian Revolution, Engy Elhawary ,The British University In Egypt, Dina Hassouna , The British University In Egypt
Business Administration
This research aims to look at how firm characteristics and audit quality can affect the earning management practices in the Egyptian context, within the period of 2011–2019. This period was after the Egyptian revolution and has not been well investigated in Egypt, especially after the new release of corporate governance rules for listing firms. A sample of 157 non-financial listed companies in the Egyptian stock exchange is selected for achieving the research objective through analysing their financial reports. The panel least squares, using the fixed-effect model, is used to test the hypotheses and investigate the relationship between discretional accruals and …
The Association Fallacy – Fraud And Financial Reporting Quality In The Customer-Supplier Relationship, Nicholas Willett
The Association Fallacy – Fraud And Financial Reporting Quality In The Customer-Supplier Relationship, Nicholas Willett
Honors Scholar Theses
As with individuals, corporate entities are vulnerable to committing logical fallacies in the decision-making process. One such fallacy that has been observed across multiple disciplines is the phenomenon of guilt by association, here referred to as the “association fallacy.” In this study, I demonstrate the existence of the association fallacy within historical customer-supplier relationships, during which the supplier is named in an SEC Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Release (AAER). A panel regression is employed to track indicators of customer earnings management behavior in the years before, during, and after the supplier AAER. A cross-sectional analysis is also used to assess …
The Effect Of Audit Quality On Reducing Earnings Management Practices: An Applied Study To Palestinian Banks - Public Shareholding, Dr. Majdi Wael Alkababji
The Effect Of Audit Quality On Reducing Earnings Management Practices: An Applied Study To Palestinian Banks - Public Shareholding, Dr. Majdi Wael Alkababji
Journal of the Arab American University مجلة الجامعة العربية الامريكية للبحوث
This study aimed to investigate the existence of the earnings management practices of the public shareholding Palestinian banks listed in Palestine Exchange (PEX), and tests the impact of auditing quality factors represented by the audit fees, audit size (Big 4), size of bank and leverage ratio of bank on reducing the earnings management practices. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher used Modified Jones Model, which focuses on measuring the total accruals of the measurement of earnings management practices. The sample of the study consisted of the six public shareholding banks in Palestine during 2014-2016.The results of the …
Accounting Conservatism Or Earnings Management: A Study Of The Allowance For Doubtful Accounts, Timothy G. Bryan
Accounting Conservatism Or Earnings Management: A Study Of The Allowance For Doubtful Accounts, Timothy G. Bryan
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This paper empirically examines the relationship between conservatism and earnings management in chemical and allied products manufacturers via an analysis of the allowance for doubtful accounts and bad debt expense. Data used in the study included total accounts receivable, the total allowance for uncollectible accounts, total assets, and other firm-level data from the COMPUSTAT database of North American firms for companies with the standardized industry code (SIC) of 28 which represents chemical and allied products manufacturers. Chemical and allied products manufacturers were deemed an ideal target for the study because the industry typically has large balances in accounts receivable and …