2011
DOI: 10.2308/jiar-10078
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Lobbying of the IASB: An Empirical Investigation

Abstract: This paper provides evidence on how the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) generates accounting standards in the presence of lobbyists with differing preferences. I develop hypotheses regarding the associations between attributes of lobbyists and their lobbying activity, and their lobbying success. I find that lobbying success is positively related to the ability of the lobbyist to provide information to the IASB; however, this success is dependent on the credibility of the lobbyist. I also find e… Show more

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“…This research strategy has been used to identify the reasons for lobbying and the lobbying strategies adopted by various interest groups in numerous studies, including the studies of Dhaliwal (1982), Sutton (1984), Francis (1987), Deakin (1989), Kenny and Larson (1993), Tutticci, Dunstan and Holmes (1994), Weetman, Davie and Collins (1996), Georgiou and Roberts (2004), Asekomeh, Russel and Tarbert (2006), Hansen (2011) and Ginner and Arce (2012), among others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This research strategy has been used to identify the reasons for lobbying and the lobbying strategies adopted by various interest groups in numerous studies, including the studies of Dhaliwal (1982), Sutton (1984), Francis (1987), Deakin (1989), Kenny and Larson (1993), Tutticci, Dunstan and Holmes (1994), Weetman, Davie and Collins (1996), Georgiou and Roberts (2004), Asekomeh, Russel and Tarbert (2006), Hansen (2011) and Ginner and Arce (2012), among others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…São poucos os trabalhos empíricos realizados no âmbito do IASB e um número menor ainda compreendendo o período posterior a sua reformulação ocorrida em 2001 (Cortese, Irvine, & Kaidonis, 2010;Giner & Arce, 2012;Hansen, 2011).…”
Section: As Ações Pelas Quais As Partes Interessadas Tentam Influenciunclassified
“…Segundo ele, o pluralismo afirma que as decisões políticas podem ser influenciadas por um "ator que possui recursos, está disposto a utilizá-los e é hábil a fazê-lo com eficiência" (Mancuso, 2007, p. 125). Nesse sentido, a literatura sobre lobbying na regulação contábil tem destacado o uso de recursos financeiros e informacionais por parte dos lobistas como variável explicativa do exercício de influência (Hansen, 2011;Haring jr., 1979;Ramanna, 2008;Tutticci, Dunstan, & Holmes, 1994). 49 O pluralismo é o paradigma dominante em Ciência Política e retrata o ambiente político como um processo de competição, barganha e compromisso entre múltiplos grupos de interesses que buscam influenciar a decisão política (Thomas, 2004).…”
Section: Estudos Sobre Incentivos E Características Dos Lobistasunclassified
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