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Research Design Issues in Earnings Management Studies
This paper discusses trade-offs associated with three research designs commonly used in the earnings management literature: those based on aggregate accruals, those based on specific accruals and those based on the distribution of earnings after management. A key theme of the paper is that empirical procedures for aggregate accruals studies lag both our theories of incentives to manage accruals and our institutional knowledge of how accruals behave. Empirical findings suggest that aggregate accruals models that do not consider long-term earnings growth are potentially misspecified and can result in misleading inferences about earnings management behavior. It is suggested that future progress in the earnings management literature is more likely to come from application of specific accrual and distribution-based tests than from aggregate accruals tests.
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636 Accesses 17 Citations Explore all metrics The Dechow et al. paper (2003, this issue) on the distribution of earnings raises an important question: why are earnings kinky? They conduct a number of tests of the earnings management explanation and do not find supportive evidence. They also provide evidence that a number of factors influence the magnitude of the discontinuity in earnings, suggesting that it is a poor proxy for the extent of earnings management. This discussion addresses the contribution of their study, the power of their tests and the implications for future research. This is a preview of subscription content, log in via an institution to check access. Access this articleSubscribe and save.
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Research design issues in distributional tests for earnings managementRecent studies by Burgstahler and Dichev (1997), hereafter BD, and Degeorge et al. (1999), hereafter DPZ, contribute an innovative approach to testing for earnings management, by focusing on the density of the distribution of earnings after management. They both suggest that ...
Research Design Issues in Earnings Management Studies. 2000 Vol. 19 Issue 4-5 Pages 313-345. This paper discusses trade-offs associated with three research designs commonly used in the earnings management literature: those based on aggregate accruals, those based on specific accruals and those based on the distribution of earnings after ...
McNichols (2000) discusses research design issues in EM studies such as the choice between using specific vs. aggregated accruals. Taken together, we categorize the blue category into the ...
Research Design Issues in Studies Using Discretionary Accruals. Maureen F. McNichols, Maureen F. McNichols. Marriner S. Eccles Professor [email protected] ... In this commentary, we propose and discuss a set of suggestions for improving the research design of studies on earnings management that use discretionary accruals. Specifically, we ...
Research Design Issues in Studies Using Discretionary Accruals. M. McNichols Stephen R. Stubben. Business, Economics. Abacus. 2018. Because discretionary accruals are known to be noisy proxies of earnings management that often produce biased results, we argue that a correlation between discretionary accruals and a hypothesized….
Download PDF. Research design issues in earnings management studies Maureen F. McNichols * Department of Accounting, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA Abstract This paper discusses trade-o s associated with three research designs commonly used in the earnings management literature: those based on ...
Research Design Issues in Studies Using Discretionary Accruals. 32 Pages Posted: 7 May 2018. See all articles by Maureen F. McNichols Maureen F. McNichols. ... In this commentary, we propose and discuss a set of suggestions for improving the research design of studies on earnings management that use discretionary accruals. Specifically, we ...
Research Design Issues in Studies Using Discretionary Accruals. Abacus, Vol. 54, Issue 2, pp. 227-246, 2018. ... In this commentary, we propose and discuss a set of suggestions for improving the research design of studies on earnings management that use discretionary accruals. Specifically, we discuss suggestions for developing predictions ...
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"Research design issues in earnings management studies," Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, Elsevier, vol. 19(4-5), pages 313-345. Handle: RePEc:eee:jappol:v:19:y:2000:i:4-5:p:313-345. as ... Various research rankings in Economics. RePEc Genealogy. Who was a student of whom, using RePEc. RePEc Biblio. Curated articles & papers on ...
Research Design Issues in Studies Using Discretionary Accruals. Published in Abacus. A Journal of… 16 April 2018. Because discretionary accruals are known to be noisy proxies of earnings management that often produce biased results, we argue that a correlation between discretionary accruals and a hypothesized factor is generally not an ...
Research design issues in distributional tests for earnings management. Recent studies by Burgstahler and Dichev (1997), hereafter BD, and Degeorge et al. (1999), hereafter DPZ, contribute an innovative approach to testing for earnings management, by focusing on the density of the distribution of earnings after management.
This paper offers a comprehensive analysis of earnings management, synthesizing insights from the 100. most cited studies in this signi cant eld of accounting research. Utilizing a robust ...
Earnings management: a three-decade analysis and future prospects. PurposeThis paper undertakes an extensive and systematic review of the literature on earnings management (EM) over the past three decades (1992-2022). Furthermore, the study identifies emerging research themes and proposes future avenues for further investigation in the realm ...
Our approach exploits the inherent property of accrual accounting that any accrual-based earnings management in one period must reverse in another period. If the researcher has priors concerning the timing of the reversal, incorporating these priors can significantly improve the power and specification of tests for earnings management.
Our approach exploits the inherent property of accrual accounting that any accrual-based earnings management in one period must reverse in another period. If the researcher has priors concerning the timing of the reversal, incorporating these priors can significantly improve the power and specification of tests for earnings management.
Abstract. Earnings management is a much studied research topic in financial accounting. Empirical studies have documented various approaches in detecting earnings management behaviour. This study ...
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McNichols, M. F. (2000). Research design issues in earnings management studies. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, 19(4-5), 313-345. doi:10.1016/s0278-4254(00 ...
of earnings management to identify threats to valid statistical inferences and to suggest possible remedies for the research design issues that arise. We focus our analysis primarily on the absolute value of discretionary ac-cruals, as this is the most commonly used unsigned measure of earnings
However, few studies have examined the possible consequences of this effect. By analyzing data on listed firms in China from 2010 to 2018, this study investigates the buffering effect of CSR under conditions of earnings pressure, and then discusses its impact on CSR disclosure impression management behavior.
Research design issues in earnings management studies Maureen F. McNichols * Department of Accounting, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA Abstract This paper discusses trade-os associated with three research designs commonly used in the earnings management literature: those based on aggregate accruals, those based on specific accruals and those based on ...