Easton and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large firms in ‘price-levels’ regressions on US data (as do Akbar and Stark (2003) on UK data). They refer to this overwhelming influence as the ‘scale effect’. ES argue that the scale effect is caused by non-linearlities in the relationship between market value and the accounting variables. But non-linearities are only one possibility. We posit that the scale effect documented by ES is a pure econometric phenomenon. Typical variables used in Market-based Accounting Research (i.e. market value, book value, total assets, positive earnings, losses....) follow distributions that are very strong skewed, that is, distributions with a single, long tail. We argue...
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Easton and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large firms in...
Easton and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large firms in...
AbstractEaston and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large ...
The nature of the data we usually encounter in market-based accounting research is such that the res...
During the last few years, the importance of the research on Bowman’s Paradox -the negative relation...
En los últimos años ha cobrado importancia el estudio de la "Paradoja de Bowman ", es decir, la corr...
A maximum likelihood method for estimating the power-law exponent verifies that the positive and neg...
Firms' financial data vary considerably with the size of their operations. Such scale differences po...
El Disposition Effect es un concepto que se refiere a la disposición de vender ganadores demasiado ...
Este trabajo analiza la influencia de la estructura accionarial, como mecanismo de control interno, ...
The objective of the article is to contrast if the size of a financial entity is a determining varia...
This paper proposes a finite limits distribution for scaled accounting earnings. The probability den...
In this paper we analyze the historical returns of the companies listed on the Colombian stock excha...
This study revisits prior research on the valuation of dividends in an accounting-based valuation fr...
This paper examines the economic consequences associated with an audit failure in the field of statu...
Easton and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large firms in...
Easton and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large firms in...
AbstractEaston and Sommers (ES) (2003) document the existence of an overwhelming influence of large ...
The nature of the data we usually encounter in market-based accounting research is such that the res...
During the last few years, the importance of the research on Bowman’s Paradox -the negative relation...
En los últimos años ha cobrado importancia el estudio de la "Paradoja de Bowman ", es decir, la corr...
A maximum likelihood method for estimating the power-law exponent verifies that the positive and neg...
Firms' financial data vary considerably with the size of their operations. Such scale differences po...
El Disposition Effect es un concepto que se refiere a la disposición de vender ganadores demasiado ...
Este trabajo analiza la influencia de la estructura accionarial, como mecanismo de control interno, ...
The objective of the article is to contrast if the size of a financial entity is a determining varia...
This paper proposes a finite limits distribution for scaled accounting earnings. The probability den...
In this paper we analyze the historical returns of the companies listed on the Colombian stock excha...
This study revisits prior research on the valuation of dividends in an accounting-based valuation fr...
This paper examines the economic consequences associated with an audit failure in the field of statu...