Information Disclosure of Internal Control of Listed Company: An Empirical Study
Cai Ji-fu
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Cai Ji-fu
Abstract
This paper first analyses the information disclosure of internal control of China's listed companies. Regression results from the survey of 1251 listed companies reveal that such factors as the earning power, the quality of financial report and the financial position strongly influence the disclosure of internal control. Finally, the author makes some proposals in this regard.
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This paper first analyses the information disclosure of internal control of China's listed companies. Regression results from the survey of 1251 listed companies reveal that such factors as the earning power, the quality of financial report and the financial position strongly influence the disclosure of internal control. Finally, the author makes some proposals in this regard.
Key concepts: Accounting, Business, Control (management), Position (finance), Listed company, China, Quality (philosophy), Finance