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• How do third-party evaluations of judgments affect decision quality on ill-structured problems? An interactive experiment 

  Garza, Brent Anthony (2017-04-19)

  Using an interactive laboratory experiment, I start to investigate how third-party evaluations of judgments on ill-structured problems affect the decision quality of those being evaluated (“evaluatees”). First, an evaluatee ...

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• Is tax return information useful to equity investors? 

  Demere, Paul M (2017-04-14)

  In this study, I examine whether tax return information is incrementally useful to equity investors relative to publicly-available information, such as financial statements. To test this relation, I exploit unique features ...

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• Auditors’ acceptance of client-preferred financial reporting: the influence of professional role identities and client importance 

  Hillison, Sean M (2017-04-14)

  Auditors protect our capital markets by assuming a stakeholder interest role of constraining aggressive, client-preferred financial reporting; in order to profitably operate as a business, however, they also must undertake ...

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• Can connectors change team culture on fluid teams? 

  Klevsky, Elena (2016-07-14)

  Connectors—likable people with abnormally high motive, ability, and opportunity to develop relationships with lots of different people from different backgrounds (Autrey, Jackson, Klevsky, and Drasgow 2015a)—can help their ...

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• A Comparative Study of the Usefulness of Accounting Systems 

  Yaekura, Takashi (2001)

  The main purpose of this study is to test whether the U.S. accounting system is more useful than other accounting systems in estimating firms' value by using a new method of comparing alternative accounting systems. This ...

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