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• The Speed of the Market Response to Earnings Announcements and the Bid-Ask Spread: An Empirical Study 

  Noland, Thomas Rodney (1992)

  It is hypothesized that cross-sectional differences in the speed of the market response to an earnings announcement are positively related to the precision of the information contained in the announcement. The bid-ask ...

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• Disclosure Timing of Accounting Information and Stock Market Reaction Under Asymmetric Information 

  Suh, Chung Woo (1988)

  This study explores a new aspect of timely reporting in a capital market where there is information asymmetry about firm quality between investors and managers. Timely reporting can be valuable to managers in that it can ...

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• The Effects of Clustering and Response Mode Correspondence on the Evaluation of Internal Accounting Controls 

  Macur, Kenneth Michael (1988)

  This dissertation studied the effects of clustering and response mode correspondence on the accuracy and consistency of the evaluation of internal accounting controls. 'Accuracy' was operationalized as the means of subjects' ...

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• The Distributional and Labor Supply Effects of Alternative Individual Income Tax Proposals 

  Luttman, Suzanne Marie (1988)

  The objectives of recent tax legislation were to broaden the tax base and decrease the tax rates. Disagreement still exists, however, over the effects of these revisions on the distribution of the income tax burden and on ...

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• An Examination of Variables Associated With Divestment Decisions 

  Minyard, Donald Hoyt (1988)

  Many companies have divested portions of their operations. Previous studies have shown that certain divestitures tend to result in stock price increases; thus investors may benefit from a consideration of factors underlying ...

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