Changes in the predictive ability of earnings around earnings restatements
Kevin Hee
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Kevin Hee
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether earnings restatements have a larger effect on the earnings quality (proxied by persistence) of restating firms relative to similar non‐restating firms and if restated earnings are more persistent than the originally reported earnings.
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether earnings restatements have a larger effect on the earnings quality (proxied by persistence) of restating firms relative to similar non‐restating firms and if restated earnings are more persistent than the originally reported earnings.
Key concepts: Earnings, Post-earnings-announcement drift, Earnings quality, Earnings response coefficient, Business, Econometrics, Economics, Demographic economics