Couverture Accounting Conservatism and the Stock Market

Accounting Conservatism and the Stock Market

Insights from Three Decades of Research and New Evidence from the Italian Setting

D'Augusta, Carlo

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Description

This book comprehensively examines accounting conservatism and its relationship with the stock market. Furthermore, the book presents novel empirical findings on conservatism's impact on the Italian stock market during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Détails

ISBN/GTIN978-3-031-67144-9

Type de produitLivre

ReliureLivre de poche

ÉditeurSpringer

Date de parution12.09.2024

Edition2024

SérieSpringerBriefs in Accounting

Pages92 pages

LangueAnglais

DimensionsLargeur 155 mm, Hauteur 235 mm, Épaisseur 6 mm

Poids154 g

Groupe de produitsEconomie

CatégorieEconomie d'entreprise

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Série

Accounting Conservatism and the Stock Market

Introducing the Controlling Effectiveness Model

National Supervision and Income Smoothing in Banks¿ Annual Reports

Introducing the Controlling Effectiveness Model

National Supervision and Income Smoothing in Banks' Annual Reports

Implementing Integrated Reporting

Accounting, Cash Flow and Value Relevance

New Public Management (NPM) and the Introduction of an Accrual Accounting System

Audit Reporting for Going Concern Uncertainty

Customer Accounting

Audit Reporting for Going Concern Uncertainty

Customer Accounting

A Study of Professional Skepticism

Towards Integrated Reporting

Transfer Prices and Management Accounting

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Auteur

D'Augusta, Carlo

Carlo D'Augusta is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Bocconi University (Italy). Before joining Bocconi University's faculty in 2021, he was part of the accounting faculty at Georgia State University and Middle Tennessee State University (USA).His research explores the impact of financial information characteristics on capital markets and investors' responses to financial disclosures. He investigates how various types of disclosures interact to influence information users. Specifically, he has delved into the interconnectedness of accounting conservatism, voluntary disclosure practices, and the stock market. His work has been published in leading academic journals, including The Accounting Review, Contemporary Accounting Research, the European Accounting Review, the Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance, the Review of Accounting and Finance, The International Journal of Accounting, and Finance Research Letters.