2015
DOI: 10.15446/innovar.v25n1spe.53190
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Convergencia de normas contables internacionales entre México y Estados Unidos: evidencia empírica

Abstract: El objetivo de este trabajo es examinar si la adaptación de la normativa contable mexicana a las IFRS ha convertido los principios mexicanos en unas normas de mayor calidad, incrementando su comparabilidad con los US GAAP y reduciendo la manipulación de los resultados. A su vez, nos cuestionamos, de acuerdo con la Teoría de la Agencia, si las diferencias entre las variables contables calculadas bajo la normativa mexicana y americana pueden ser debidas a la interpretación oportunista de los estándares mexicanos… Show more

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“…Gray (1980) developed the measurement index in 1980, and it was subsequently modified by Weetman et al (1998). This index allows the convergence process between accounting standards to be measured through empirical research and identifies the impact on the financial information presented (Jiménez et al, 2015b). Consequently, the measurement index enables the differences seen in the financial statements due to the implementation of the new standard to be calculated.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gray (1980) developed the measurement index in 1980, and it was subsequently modified by Weetman et al (1998). This index allows the convergence process between accounting standards to be measured through empirical research and identifies the impact on the financial information presented (Jiménez et al, 2015b). Consequently, the measurement index enables the differences seen in the financial statements due to the implementation of the new standard to be calculated.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%