Cash flows, accruals, earnings and earnings permanence are they value relevant
Mohd ‘Atef Yusof, Rokiah Ishak
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Mohd ‘Atef Yusof, Rokiah Ishak
Abstract
We investigated the issue of whether cash flows components and accruals are value-relevant beyond earnings in Malaysia following the announcement of new accounting standard MASB 5 Cash Flows Statement (FRS107). Based on a sample of 337 observations from 1999-2000, results from pooled OLS regression provides support for superiority of earnings over cash flows information over three different stock return models. In addition, we ran first- differenced estimation and found that cash flows from financing and investing are more value-relevant than cash flows from operation.
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We investigated the issue of whether cash flows components and accruals are value-relevant beyond earnings in Malaysia following the announcement of new accounting standard MASB 5 Cash Flows Statement (FRS107). Based on a sample of 337 observations from 1999-2000, results from pooled OLS regression provides support for superiority of earnings over cash flows information over three different stock return models. In addition, we ran first- differenced estimation and found that cash flows from financing and investing are more value-relevant than cash flows from operation.
Key concepts: Accrual, Cash flow, Operating cash flow, Cash flow statement, Earnings, Econometrics, Economics, Business