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Spillover Effect, Investor Sentiment, Fraud, Reverse Mergers
reverse merger, short selling, spillover effects
executive compensation, past performance, salary, bonus, adverse selection, moral hazard
Warranty, Contigent Liaiblity, Signaling, Earnings Management
accounting conservatism; reporting bias; managerial incentives; principal agent theory
loss firms, accounting conservatism, R&D expensing, sustainability
Valuation, Loss Firms, Earnings, Market-to-Book
R&D spending, initial public offerings, insider selling, earnings management, accruals
Bribery, corruption, corporate governance, FCPA, internal control, OECD Convention
CEO compensation; Goodwill Impairment; Mergers & Acquisitions; Cash compensation; Option compensation
Profitability, Conservatism, R&D, R&D Expensing
M&A Delisting, Negative Information Externality, Analyst Information Environment, Industry Peer Firms, Spillovers
M&A, Internal Control Weakness, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Premium, Announcement Returns
M&A Delisting, Negative Information Externalities, Analyst Information Environment, Industry Peer Firms, Spillovers
Relative Performance Evaluation, Information Transfer, Spillover Effect, Management Guidance, Warnings, CEO Compensation
management guidance, warnings, CEO compensation, CEO turnover
Information Asymmetry, Asset Substitution, Accounting Information Precision, Debt Contracting
Principal and Agent, Pre-contract Information, Moral Hazard, Adverse Selection
Workplace misconduct, Political Corruption, Unionization, Labor Law Strictness
Workplace Violation, Political Corruption, Unethical Labor Practices
principal and agent; pre contract information; moral hazard; adverse selection
Mandatory IFRS adoption, IPO Underpricing, European Union, Prospectus Directive, EU-Regulated Market, Exchange-Regulated Market
Information Asymmetry, Accounting, Debt Contracting
value relevance, intangibles, variation in scale, expensing versus capitalization