Empirical Examination of Value-Relevance on Effects of Accounting Regulations in Capital Markets
Guo Xu-fen
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Guo Xu-fen
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In order to examine the effect of accounting regulations in China capital markets, this paper takes empirical analysis on market reactions of accounting information disclosures from the angle of value-relevant research. The empirical results indicate that the combined explanatory power of earnings and book values per share for stock prices has an increasing trend since 1999; the combined explanatory power of earnings and book values for stock prices for 2001-2004, compared with that of 1998-2000, has increased distinctly. This indicates that stricter accounting regulations will substantially improve the quality of the accounting information and will thus enhance value-relevance of earnings and book values per share with stock prices.
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In order to examine the effect of accounting regulations in China capital markets, this paper takes empirical analysis on market reactions of accounting information disclosures from the angle of value-relevant research. The empirical results indicate that the combined explanatory power of earnings and book values per share for stock prices has an increasing trend since 1999; the combined explanatory power of earnings and book values for stock prices for 2001-2004, compared with that of 1998-2000, has increased distinctly. This indicates that stricter accounting regulations will substantially improve the quality of the accounting information and will thus enhance value-relevance of earnings and book values per share with stock prices.
Key concepts: Explanatory power, Earnings, Accounting information system, Economics, Earnings response coefficient, Capital market, Accounting, Stock (firearms)