2018
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3128486
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Earnings Quality and Market Values of Indonesian Listed Firms

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“…The results show a positive and meaningful relationship between EQ and business value, in which the aggregate income quality measure is based on seven income attributes (cumulative quality, sustainability, predictability, stability, relevance, timeliness and prudence). In that context, studies by Hutagaol, Valentincic, and Warganegara (2019) show that EQ is inversely significant to the market value of equity of companies listed on the Jakarta Stock Exchange. Latif, Bhatti, and Raheman, (2017) conducted a study of 214 non-financial listed companies in Pakistan between 2003-2014 that found that EQ affect is positive in maximizing the value of the company.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results show a positive and meaningful relationship between EQ and business value, in which the aggregate income quality measure is based on seven income attributes (cumulative quality, sustainability, predictability, stability, relevance, timeliness and prudence). In that context, studies by Hutagaol, Valentincic, and Warganegara (2019) show that EQ is inversely significant to the market value of equity of companies listed on the Jakarta Stock Exchange. Latif, Bhatti, and Raheman, (2017) conducted a study of 214 non-financial listed companies in Pakistan between 2003-2014 that found that EQ affect is positive in maximizing the value of the company.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study contributes to the IPO research area in two ways. Firstly, it expands upon the study by Hutagaol-Martowidjojo and Widyanto [17] by testing the impact of pre-IPO EQ, specifically accrual quality on IPO pricing during the early days of trading and secondly, it extends Boulton et al [16] study by providing evidence on EQ and underpricing at the firm level.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 78%