The development of both brand name reputation and industry specialization by Big 8 auditors is argued to be costly and therefore to increase audit fees. For a sample of 1484 Australian publicly listed companies we estimate audit fee premia for Big 8 auditors. On average, industry specialist Big 8 auditors earn a 34% premium over nonspecialist Big 8 auditors, and the Big 8 brand name premium over non-Big 8 auditors averages around 30%. These results support that industry expertise is a dimension of the demand for higher quality Big 8 audits and a basis for within Big 8 product differentiation. © 1995
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This study investigates the effects of audit partner industry specialization on audit pricing in the...
100 p.Our study primarily explores, in some detail, the issue of whether there exists an industry sp...
This research note examines the impact of client size on the estimation of audit fee premiums in the...
First draftThere is considerable empirical evidence that after controlling for factors known to affe...
Audit fees of Big 6 and non-Big 6 accounting firms are examined for 348 publicly listed Hong Kong co...
This study examines the role of auditor industry expertise in the pricing of Big 5 audits in Austral...
After the Big 6 merger exercise in 1998, PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC) has become the industry market...
The dissertation investigates Big 4 audit fee premiums for industry specialization based on samples ...
This paper examines auditors ’ market share and auditor dominance in China’s audit market with a foc...
We respond to calls for research into the effect of the decline in the number of Big N firms on mark...
This study examines vertical product differentiation within the Big 4 audit firms in the Australian ...
© 2002 Dr. Michael KendThis PhD study considers both the supply of, and demand for, audit firm indus...
We report results consistent with the existence of a Big Six premium in the UK during the period 198...
Industry specialisation refers to the concentration of auditors' work within specific industrie. Pas...
The evidence from the sample of U.K. public listed companies for the year 2014 show that city-specif...
This study investigates the effects of audit partner industry specialization on audit pricing in the...
100 p.Our study primarily explores, in some detail, the issue of whether there exists an industry sp...
This research note examines the impact of client size on the estimation of audit fee premiums in the...