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Publikováno v:
The Accounting Review. :1-38
We examine how firms’ contractual relationships with their employees affect the design of their debt contracts, and the use of financial covenants in particular. Viewing the firm as the nexus of both explicit and implicit contractual relationships,
Autor:
Nir Yehuda, Youngki Jang
Publikováno v:
Contemporary Accounting Research. 38:2264-2301
Publikováno v:
The Accounting Review. 96:79-105
We provide evidence that credit investors do not fully impound the implications of firms' cost structure (or operating leverage) when pricing credit default swaps. Information about firms' cost structure is not disclosed and needs to be estimated. Fu
Autor:
Nir Yehuda, Stephen H. Penman
Publikováno v:
Management Science. 65:5584-5602
This paper modifies the standard returns-earnings regression in accounting research to show that financial reports convey both cash-flow news and discount-rate (expected-return) news. The paper points to the realization principle, associated as it is
Publikováno v:
SSRN Electronic Journal.
We examine how income taxes—both managerial and corporate—influence the design of firms’ debt contracts and their use of financial covenants in particular. Both levels of taxation have the potential to exacerbate conflicts of interest among cre
Publikováno v:
Contemporary Accounting Research. 34:1812-1842
In December 2006 the SEC issued new rules requiring enhanced disclosure by public U.S. firms of perquisites granted to their executives. The rules applied to perquisites granted in fiscal year 2006 and thereafter. Because the rules were implemented q
Publikováno v:
The Accounting Review. 93:299-325
We examine whether aggregate cost stickiness predicts future macro-level unemployment rate. We incorporate aggregate cost stickiness into three different classes of forecasting models studied in prior literature, and demonstrate an improvement in for
Publikováno v:
SSRN Electronic Journal.
Publikováno v:
SSRN Electronic Journal.
We provide evidence that credit investors do not fully impound the implications of firms’ cost structure (or operating leverage) when pricing credit default swaps. Information about firms’ cost structure is not disclosed and needs to be estimated