The association between audit quality, accounting disclosures and firm-specific risk: Evidence from initial public offerings
By Philip J. Lee, Donald J. Stokes, Stephen L Taylor, T. Walter. 2003
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Subfields: Accounting, Strategy and Management
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- Audit Committee, Underpricing of IPOs, and Accuracy of Management Earnings Forecasts (2008, unknown): “The sample includes all corporations that made an IPO in the province of Québec in that period, except those in the mining and resources sector, because their prospectus is based more on geological than on financial data (Lee et al. 2003), and spin-offs as they were not privately owned before the IP”
- Time budget pressure, auditors' personality type, and the incidence of reduced audit quality practices (2007, background): “Literature and hypotheses A large and varying body of literature exists that investigates many different aspects of audit quality, such as auditor reputation (Beatty, 1986; DeFond, 1992; Lee et al., 2003), auditor monitoring strength (DeAngelo, 1981; Bell et al.”