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UbiqBio Adoptions and Outcomes of Mobile Biology Games in the....pdf
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Race and the Violence of Love Family and Nation in U.S. Adoptions from Asia(种族与美国从亚洲收养的爱人家庭和民族的暴力).pdf
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Adopting a Label: Heterogeneity in the Economic Consequences of IFRS Adoptions.pdf
- This paper examines the economic consequences of voluntary IFRS adoptions around the world. In contrast to prior work, we focus on the heterogeneity in the consequences, recognizing that firms have considerable discretion in how they adopt international reporting standards. Some firms may simply adopt a label, while others view the decision as a serious commitment to transparency. We hypothesize that the economic consequences depend on the extent to which IFRS adoptions represent a serious commitment to transparency. Our tests support this prediction. We classify firms into label and serious adopters and analyze whether capital markets respond to differences in adoption quality, using proxies for market liquidity and the cost of capital. We find that the average effects of voluntary IFRS reporting on these proxies are generally modest, especially when compared to other forms of commitment such as cross-listing in the U.S. However, analyzing the cross-sectional variation of ado
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Adopting a Label: Heterogeneity in the Economic Consequences of IFRS Adoptions.pdf
- This paper examines the economic consequences of voluntary IFRS adoptions around the world. In contrast to prior work, we focus on the heterogeneity in the consequences, recognizing that firms have considerable discretion in how they adopt IFRS. Some firms may simply adopt a label, while others view the decision as a serious commitment to transparency. We hypothesize that the economic consequences depend on the extent to which IFRS adoptions represent a serious commitment to transparency. Our results support this prediction. We classify firms into label and serious adopters and analyze whether capital markets respond to differences in adoption quality, using proxies for market liquidity and the cost of capital. We find that the average effects of voluntary IFRS reporting on these proxies are generally modest, especially when compared to other forms of commitment such as cross-listing in the U.S. However, consistent with our predictions, we find that serious adopters experience
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discouraging racial preferences in adoptions:令人沮丧的种族偏好的收养.pdf
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Boonslick Broadand Availaility and Adoptions Strategic Report.pdf
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Surging Intercountry Adoptions in Africa Paltry Domestication....pdf
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Adopting a label heterogeneity in the economic consequences around voluntary IAS and IFRS adoptions.pdf
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Case Management Adoptions ITN Bidders Conference.pptx
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向豆丁求助：有没有adoptions?
