This paper examines factors that contribute to financial misreporting by companies and the role played by the character of the CEO, financial analysts, the media and shareholders in bolstering unethical leadership in companies. Through the use of computer simulation models, it shows how a combination of CEO narcissism, financial incentives, shareholder expectations and media praise as well as unethical leadership, can do much to explain some of the findings highlighted in recent high profile financial accounting scandals.16 page(s
Synthesizing agency theory and prospect theory, we examined the effects of stock-based incentives on...
The United States markets are in a cyclical pattern of experiencing market highs (euphoria) and lows...
Corporate scandals are as old as the corporate form itself. Consider, for example, the controversies...
This article examines the proposition that a major cause of the major financial accounting scandals ...
This article examines the proposition that a major cause of the major financial accounting scandals ...
Recent high-profile accounting scandals involving major companies like Enron, WorldCom, Parmalat and...
Objectives: In neoclassic economy, it is assumed that decision-makers behave intellectually and alwa...
This paper employs theory of normal organizational wrongdoing and investigates the joint effects of ...
Although there is ample evidence that stock markets react negatively to unethical corporate behavior...
The surge of corporate scandals has led to an increased scientific interest in understanding the dyn...
the number of high profile corporate scandals by major companies such as WorldCom, Enron, and Tyco, ...
abstract: Financial statements are one of the most important, if not the most important, documents f...
This dissertation studies the multiple roles of chief executive officers (CEOs) and financial inform...
Empirical thesis.Bibliography: pages 231-265.Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Literature review...
always been part of the business environment. Every time fiascos erupt there is a shock, but busines...
Synthesizing agency theory and prospect theory, we examined the effects of stock-based incentives on...
The United States markets are in a cyclical pattern of experiencing market highs (euphoria) and lows...
Corporate scandals are as old as the corporate form itself. Consider, for example, the controversies...
This article examines the proposition that a major cause of the major financial accounting scandals ...
This article examines the proposition that a major cause of the major financial accounting scandals ...
Recent high-profile accounting scandals involving major companies like Enron, WorldCom, Parmalat and...
Objectives: In neoclassic economy, it is assumed that decision-makers behave intellectually and alwa...
This paper employs theory of normal organizational wrongdoing and investigates the joint effects of ...
Although there is ample evidence that stock markets react negatively to unethical corporate behavior...
The surge of corporate scandals has led to an increased scientific interest in understanding the dyn...
the number of high profile corporate scandals by major companies such as WorldCom, Enron, and Tyco, ...
abstract: Financial statements are one of the most important, if not the most important, documents f...
This dissertation studies the multiple roles of chief executive officers (CEOs) and financial inform...
Empirical thesis.Bibliography: pages 231-265.Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Literature review...
always been part of the business environment. Every time fiascos erupt there is a shock, but busines...
Synthesizing agency theory and prospect theory, we examined the effects of stock-based incentives on...
The United States markets are in a cyclical pattern of experiencing market highs (euphoria) and lows...
Corporate scandals are as old as the corporate form itself. Consider, for example, the controversies...