Does corporate governance affect accounting conservatism? Empirical evidence in the French context
Anis Jarboui
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Anis Jarboui
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In the present study, we investigate the relationship between corporate governance (Boards of directors, Ownership) and accounting conservatism.We examine our model in the context of French firms over the period 2007-2011.We predict that an effective set of corporate governance mechanisms is positively related to a higher level of accounting conservatism.Empirical tests show that accounting conservatism depends mainly on the effectiveness of the board, the management shareholding, and the audit quality.
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In the present study, we investigate the relationship between corporate governance (Boards of directors, Ownership) and accounting conservatism.We examine our model in the context of French firms over the period 2007-2011.We predict that an effective set of corporate governance mechanisms is positively related to a higher level of accounting conservatism.Empirical tests show that accounting conservatism depends mainly on the effectiveness of the board, the management shareholding, and the audit quality.
Key concepts: Corporate governance, Accounting, Conservatism, Context (archaeology), Audit, Affect (linguistics), Business, Empirical evidence