2012
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2001940
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The Impact of Non-Financial Stakeholders on Accounting Conservatism: The Case of Labor Unions

Abstract: for their helpful comments and suggestions. We especially thank David Farber for his inputs on earlier versions of this paper. All remaining errors are our own.

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“…Također, s istim ciljem osnovan je Corporate Reporting Dialogue (CRD) 3 , koji okuplja vodeće svjetske regulatore u području poslovnog izvještavanja. 4 Ovim se radom, uvažavajući ciljeve svjetskih priznatih organizacija, elaborira koncept izvještavanja koji je usklađen s informacijskim interesima većine dionika. Fokus ovog rada je na računovodstvenim politikama koje poduzeće primjenjuje poštujući načela izvještavanja usklađena s interesima skupina dionika.…”
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“…Također, s istim ciljem osnovan je Corporate Reporting Dialogue (CRD) 3 , koji okuplja vodeće svjetske regulatore u području poslovnog izvještavanja. 4 Ovim se radom, uvažavajući ciljeve svjetskih priznatih organizacija, elaborira koncept izvještavanja koji je usklađen s informacijskim interesima većine dionika. Fokus ovog rada je na računovodstvenim politikama koje poduzeće primjenjuje poštujući načela izvještavanja usklađena s interesima skupina dionika.…”
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“…Basu (2001) find that firms audited by Big Eight auditors have greater conditional conservatism, consistent with Big Eight auditors having bargaining advantages compared to non-Big Eight auditors and consequently being able to impose conservatism. Farber (2012) suggests that strong labor unions restrict management from substituting high risk investments for low risk investments, which can reduce the demand for accounting conservatism from creditors. Therefore, stronger unions are associated with lower level of conservatism.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Klasa et al (2006) show that the managers of firms with unionized employees tend to hold more cash than non-unionized peers in order to shelter firm resources form rent-seeking labor unions. More recently, research by Farber, Hsieh, Jung and Yi (2012) suggests that higher levels of union strength are associated with lower level of accounting conservatism (i.e., lower earnings quality). Hamm, Jung, and Lee (2013) argue that strong labor unions increase the incentives of managers to smooth incomes.…”
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confidence: 99%