This paper reviews the literature on corporate disclosure. Policymakers often support corporate disclosure but more contrasted views have emerged in the academic literature, showing that even if disclosure can actually benefits to shareholders, it is costly and it may trigger pernicious effects. Disclosing information is expensive (communication and audit costs, competitors access strategic information, and induced managers' suboptimal behavior). It also generates informational costs, as firms can disclose false, manipulated, too complex or too extensive information. And disclosure can reduce actors' incentives to look for information about the firm, and therefore can lead to an (potentially destabilizing) illusion of knowledge.Cet article ...
One of the most distinctive features of U.S. business law is the stringent requirements of ongoing d...
The aim of this paper is to offer an impression of the issues raised by the disclosure of companies’...
Interest in the question of adequate corporate disclosure has never been greater than in recent year...
This paper reviews the literature on corporate disclosure. Policymakers often support corporate disc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the literature on corporate disclosure. Policymakers often ...
The main objective of this work is to increase the knowledge about corporate disclosure policies tho...
In this article we ask: what kind of information and how much of it should firms voluntarily disclos...
In public-policy discussions about corporate disclosure, more is typ-ically judged better than less....
'Firms in an R and D race actively manage rivals' beliefs by disclosing and concealing information o...
It has long been said that market forces alone will result in a problematic under-sharing of informa...
Cet article examine l’influence de l’environnement institutionnel sur la politique de diffusion d’in...
International audiencePurpose of the paper: Risk orientated disclosure is a focal issue of corporate...
Purpose – The paper aims to examine the link between firm-level large share price movements, firm-sp...
The extent of financial disclosures among corporations vary greatly. Some corporations voluntarily p...
This dissertation consists of two essays in the area of corporate voluntary disclosure of predecisio...
One of the most distinctive features of U.S. business law is the stringent requirements of ongoing d...
The aim of this paper is to offer an impression of the issues raised by the disclosure of companies’...
Interest in the question of adequate corporate disclosure has never been greater than in recent year...
This paper reviews the literature on corporate disclosure. Policymakers often support corporate disc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the literature on corporate disclosure. Policymakers often ...
The main objective of this work is to increase the knowledge about corporate disclosure policies tho...
In this article we ask: what kind of information and how much of it should firms voluntarily disclos...
In public-policy discussions about corporate disclosure, more is typ-ically judged better than less....
'Firms in an R and D race actively manage rivals' beliefs by disclosing and concealing information o...
It has long been said that market forces alone will result in a problematic under-sharing of informa...
Cet article examine l’influence de l’environnement institutionnel sur la politique de diffusion d’in...
International audiencePurpose of the paper: Risk orientated disclosure is a focal issue of corporate...
Purpose – The paper aims to examine the link between firm-level large share price movements, firm-sp...
The extent of financial disclosures among corporations vary greatly. Some corporations voluntarily p...
This dissertation consists of two essays in the area of corporate voluntary disclosure of predecisio...
One of the most distinctive features of U.S. business law is the stringent requirements of ongoing d...
The aim of this paper is to offer an impression of the issues raised by the disclosure of companies’...
Interest in the question of adequate corporate disclosure has never been greater than in recent year...