2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ribaf.2019.07.001
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Earnings management strategies during financial difficulties: A comparison between listed and unlisted French companies

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“…Our research should provide some context for both academics and practitioners when analysing the reliability of financial information in Italian non-listed firms suffering from financial distress risk. To assess financial distress risk, we employ Altman's Z-Score, the validity of which is confirmed by Altman et al (2017), and this established approach is employed extensively in the empirical literature (Habib et al, 2013;Nagar and Sen, 2016;Campa, 2019). Our findings suggest that increasing financial distress risk leads to greater income-decreasing earnings management, indicating that firms in technical default are more likely than healthy firms to managing their earnings downward.…”
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confidence: 76%
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“…Our research should provide some context for both academics and practitioners when analysing the reliability of financial information in Italian non-listed firms suffering from financial distress risk. To assess financial distress risk, we employ Altman's Z-Score, the validity of which is confirmed by Altman et al (2017), and this established approach is employed extensively in the empirical literature (Habib et al, 2013;Nagar and Sen, 2016;Campa, 2019). Our findings suggest that increasing financial distress risk leads to greater income-decreasing earnings management, indicating that firms in technical default are more likely than healthy firms to managing their earnings downward.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…As discussed earlier, the literature identify several proxies for financial distress, including: debt covenant violation (DeFond and Jimbalvo, 1994;Jha, 2013); persistent loss occurrence (DeAngelo et al, 1994); bankruptcy status (Rosner, 2003;Garcia-Lara et al, 2009;Bisogno and De Luca, 2015); Ohlson's O-score default prediction model (Ranjbar and Farsad Amanollahi, 2018); firm free cash flows (Mohammadi and Amini, 2016); the Fich and Slezak (2008) ratio (Campa, 2019); and Altman's Z-Score (Agrawal and Chatterjee, 2015;Nagar and Sen, 2016;Campa, 2019), the latter used widely in the literature.…”
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“…The mutual dependence between accrual and real earnings management is investigated by Hamza and Kortas (2019). The findings of Campa (2019) confirmed that the enterprise listed on the stock exchange is more affected by the income-increasing earnings management behaviours compared to unlisted enterprises. The mutual dependence between social trust environment and earning management is investigated in the research of Chen et al, (2019).…”
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confidence: 78%