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Financial Crises and Earnings Management Behavior - Arguments and Evidence Against Causality (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2018)
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Financial Crises and Earnings Management Behavior - Arguments and Evidence Against Causality (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2018)
Series: Contributions to Management Science
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This book approaches the question of the relation between financial
crises and earnings management from two philosophical perspectives:
positivism and critical realism. The results obtained using the
positivist approach indicate that financial crises tend to have no
consistent effect on earnings quality since managers' earnings
behavior does not differ from the pre-crisis to the crisis period.
The author accordingly argues against the existence of a causal law
based on a constant conjunction model (i.e., whenever a financial
crisis happens, earnings management occurs) and concludes that
financial crises cannot be seen as the cause of earnings
management. The critical realism perspective, on the other hand,
casts light on managers' reasons for acting like an earnings
manager; in conjunction with the more traditional positivist
approach, it assists in refuting the idea of financial crises as a
generative mechanism for earnings management. The author concludes
by exploring other structures at work that might be responsible for
earnings management. This book will be of interest to both
academics and a wide range of professionals.
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