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On Assessing a Firm's Cash Generating Ability.

The Accounting Review 1990 65(1), 242-257
Focusing on funds flow from operations, a way for analysts to use financial statement information to obtain additional insights when assessing a firm's cash generating ability is proposed. The method provides a clearer focus on a firm's cash generating ability from operations. Results from applying the proposed method are compared with information from traditional funds flow statements (APBO No. 19 and SFAS No. 95) for 20 firms, highlighting the incremental insights available.

Relative Measurement Errors in Valuing Plant and Equipment Under Current Cost and Replacement Cost.

The Accounting Review 1990 65(4), 911-924
Examines the advantages and suitability of the Financial Accounting Standards No. 33 (FAS 33) for calculating operating income for plant and equipment relative to the Accounting Series Release No. 190 (ASR 190) data. Current cost versus replacement cost; Measurement errors arising from inconsistent technology problem; Influential factors.

Auditing for Performance Evaluation.

The Accounting Review 1990 65(3), 520-536
Presents a study which models the internal audit function as a scarce economic resource and the use of that resource for the provision of incentives. Background on the internal audit function; Internal auditing used for performance evaluation; Internal auditing not used for performance evaluation.

Transfer Pricing Under Bilateral Bargaining.

The Accounting Review 1990 65(3), 624-641
Examines negotiated transfer-pricing outcomes between a buying and selling division by using a bilateral bargaining methodology. Motivation and hypotheses; Manipulation checks and subject cavariates; Implications for research.

Econometric Properties of Asset Valuation Rules Under Price Movement and Measurement Errors: An Empirical Test.

The Accounting Review 1990 65(3), 537-556
Evaluates several analytical results developed in earlier studies and investigates the absolute econometric properties of valuation rules using date from a specific economic environment. Statistical theory of valuation; Effects of valuation error on current cost data; Relationship between portfolio diversification and valuation error.