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Decision Analysis.
Recent studies in managerial accounting point out that the firms do not fully ratchet up the managers' future performance targets based on their past performance. This study offers a novel theoretical perspective on the firm's executive compensation
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Korean Accounting Review. 46:73-117
This paper extends prior literature on cost behavior by providing evidence of whether and how access to public financing affects the degree of SG&A cost stickiness. Based on a comprehensive dataset covering both public and private firms in Korea, we
Autor:
Banker, Rajiv D.1, Iny Hwang2
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Contemporary Accounting Research. Summer2008, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p307-337. 31p. 1 Diagram, 9 Charts.
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Contemporary Accounting Research. 38:676-706
We study manufacturing firms' asymmetric inventory investment in response to sales changes. Focusing on the costs of resource adjustment and stockout that likely differ in sales‐increasing and sales‐decreasing periods, we predict and find that in
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Korean Accounting Review. 45:171-207
This study investigates the relationship between managerial ability and a firm’s dividend policy in the Korean stock market. Korean firms have been criticized for low dividend payments. Foreign investors in Korean firms, taking a dramatically incre
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Journal of Management Accounting Research. 32:51-78
While compensation consultants are known to play an important role in the design of executive compensation contracts, evidence on the effect of consultant incentives on CEO pay is mixed. Using compensation consultant observations with mandatory fee d
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Public Performance & Management Review. 41:439-468
Using the performance evaluation data of Korean SOEs, the impact of information asymmetry within target setting on ratcheting intensity and the ratchet effect is investigated. It was found that rat...
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Korean Accounting Review. 43:51-88
We examine the impact of CEO inside debt on SG&A cost asymmetry using a broad sample of S&P 1500 nonfinancial U. S. firms. Theory and prior empirical findings suggest that CEOs with large inside debt holdings manage their firms conservatively and ado