This paper studies how information disclosure a ects investment e ciency and investor welfare in a dynamic setting in which a rm makes sequential investments to adjust its capital stock over time. We show that the e ects of accounting disclosures on investment e ciency and investor welfare crucially depend on whether such disclosures convey information about the rm's future capital stock or abo...

This study addresses conservatism in financial reporting. Firms seek financing for an investment. Investors have access to an imperfect accounting signal that may also have a conservative tendency. If the firms have no private information, conservatism is desirable only for negative ex ante expected value investments, consistent with the spirit of the results of Gigler et al (2009) and other st...

The complexity of the relationship modern agricultural enterprise in connection with change their financial and economic situation puts forward new requirements for enterprises information support activity management process. Modern conditions external environment aggravation price competition complicate issue effective enterprises. This problem manifests itself during a period crisis national ...

In seeking to meet the objectives of financial reporting stated in the IASB’s Conceptual Framework, the current ‘balance-sheet’ approach is necessary but not sufficient. Critical, but largely overlooked in the Framework, is the role of uncertainty, which we argue defines the role of accrual accounting in providing useful information to investors. This role is in some sense paradoxical: on the o...

Life insurance is increasingly close to the Vietnamese people and likened a provision financial solution against unexpected risks in life. The life market Vietnam continues grow due recovery of global economy increased consumer demand for an asset health protection. However, business one most sensitive areas. Therefore, information on situation general results provided by accounting department ...

Information Quality (IQ) Management plays a vital role in the process of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) adoption. IQ is emerging as a wellknown business problem in modern organisations. Specifically, the level of information quality is critical for all accounting processes, and has a significant impact on business decision-making. It must be noted that modern organisations rely heavily on...