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The impact of a heterogeneous accrual-generating process on Empirical Accrual Models/ (Record no. 156541)

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Personal name Dopuch, Nicholas
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Title The impact of a heterogeneous accrual-generating process on Empirical Accrual Models/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Nicholas Dopuch
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Thousand Oaks, California:
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Title Journal of Accounting Auditing and Finance
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Summary, etc. The cross-sectional approach that is typically used to estimate accrual models implicitly assumes that firms within the same industry have a homogeneous accrual-generating process (AGP). In this article, the authors examine this implicit assumption along three dimensions. First, they argue that the relationship between working-capital accruals and changes in sales is more complex than portrayed by existing empirical accrual models. In addition to sales changes, accruals are also affected by accrual determinants such as firms’ inventory and credit policies. Second, the authors provide evidence that the assumption of a uniform AGP is violated in industries whose firms’ accrual determinants are highly dispersed. Third, they document some implications of violating the assumption of a uniform AGP. Firms in industries with high variations in accrual determinants are likely to have large absolute abnormal accruals. The authors show that the previously documented increase in the absolute level of abnormal accruals over time could be attributed, in part, to the increased heterogeneity in industries with respect to their AGPs.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Earnings management
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Accrual models,
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Jones model
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Personal name Mashruwala, Raj
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Personal name Seethamraju, Chandra
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Personal name Zach, Tzachi
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 09/05/2013 Vol 27, No 3 pages 386-412   HF5601 JOU 14/04/2021 SP15203 14/04/2021 Journal Article For In-house use only