2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.iref.2010.02.005
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The frequency and magnitude of earnings management: Time-series and multi-threshold comparisons

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“…Discontinuities in earnings distributions at benchmarks are characterized by an unusually large number of observations immediately above the benchmark and an unusually low number of observations immediately below the benchmark, consistent with the earnings management hypothesis that premanaged earnings below the benchmark are transformed into reported earnings above the benchmark. For examples and discussion of distinctive trough and peak discontinuities, see BD, Das and Zhang (), Degeorge, Patel, and Zeckhauser (), Chen, Lin, Wang, and Wu (), and Jacob and Jorgensen (). Also see Kerstein and Rai (), and Dhaliwal, Gleason, and Mills () for more direct evidence on actions that transform premanaged earnings below the benchmark into reported earnings above the benchmark.…”
Section: Theory and Characteristics Of Discontinuity Evidencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Discontinuities in earnings distributions at benchmarks are characterized by an unusually large number of observations immediately above the benchmark and an unusually low number of observations immediately below the benchmark, consistent with the earnings management hypothesis that premanaged earnings below the benchmark are transformed into reported earnings above the benchmark. For examples and discussion of distinctive trough and peak discontinuities, see BD, Das and Zhang (), Degeorge, Patel, and Zeckhauser (), Chen, Lin, Wang, and Wu (), and Jacob and Jorgensen (). Also see Kerstein and Rai (), and Dhaliwal, Gleason, and Mills () for more direct evidence on actions that transform premanaged earnings below the benchmark into reported earnings above the benchmark.…”
Section: Theory and Characteristics Of Discontinuity Evidencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os presentes resultados corroboram com os achados de Leuz, Nanda, Wysocki (2003);Chang, Fang, Tseng (2007) (CHEN et al, 2010) ou "qualidade na divulgação dos lucros" (DECHOW; GE; SCHRAND, 2010), que são essenciais no cálculo dos accruals.…”
Section: Tabela 1 -Estatísticas Descritivas Para Os Dois Grupos Em Caunclassified
“…Uma vez que a principal variável que diferencia os dois grupos é seu nível de governança, então presume-se que a distinção das descontinuidades é decorrente da ausência ou presença dessa variável. Logo, tais achados apontam para o entendimento de que as descontinuidades realmente são evidências de EM, em concordância com estudos mais recentes sobre o tema (JACOB;JORGENSEN, 2007;CHEN;LI;WU, 2010;DONELSON;MCINNIS;MERGENTHALER, 2013).…”
Section: Tabela 1 -Estatísticas Descritivas Para Os Dois Grupos Em Caunclassified
“…Earnings management is measured from discretionary accruals as it has been shown that managers primarily use accounting accruals as tools for managing earnings. There are several motivations for earnings management and literature shows that one of the factors is managers' intent to meet or beat analyst forecasts (Brown & Caylor 2005;Chen, Lin, Wang & Wu 2010). This could be motivated by the markets' increasing expectations on reported earnings numbers to meet analysts' forecasts (Kasznik & McNichols 2002).…”
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confidence: 99%