Ben W. Van Landuyt

University of Arizona - School of Accountancy

Tucson, AZ 85721

United States

  • University of Arizona - School of Accountancy

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Prompting the Benefit of the Doubt: The Joint Effect of Auditor-Client Social Bonds and Measurement Uncertainty on Audit Adjustments

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Prompting the Benefit of the Doubt: The Joint Effect of Auditor-Client Social Bonds and Measurement Uncertainty on Audit Adjustments

Journal of Accounting Research 55 (4): 963-994, 2017
Number of pages: 48 Posted: 11 Apr 2016 Last Revised: 05 Sep 2017
Steven J. Kachelmeier and Ben W. Van Landuyt
University of Texas at Austin - Department of Accounting and University of Arizona - School of Accountancy
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auditor independence, social bonds, measurement uncertainty, accounting estimates, specialists, leniency, social identity, experimental economics

Prompting the Benefit of the Doubt: The Joint Effect of Auditor-Client Social Bonds and Measurement Uncertainty on Audit Adjustments

Journal of Accounting Research, Vol. 55, No. 4, 2017
Posted: 13 Nov 2017
Steven J. Kachelmeier and Ben W. Van Landuyt
University of Texas at Austin - Department of Accounting and University of Arizona - School of Accountancy

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Auditor Independence; Social Bonds; Measurement Uncertainty; Accounting Estimates; Leniency; Social Identity; Experimental Economics

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Earnings Metrics and Asymmetric Motivated Reasoning Among Long and Short Investors

Number of pages: 45 Posted: 12 Apr 2017 Last Revised: 30 Jun 2019
W. Brooke Elliott, Jessen L. Hobson, Ben W. Van Landuyt and Brian J. White
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Arizona - School of Accountancy and University of Texas at Austin - Department of Accounting
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earnings metrics, motivated reasoning, investors, short selling, earnings persistence