
handle: 10722/165819 , 10722/193748 , 10722/213822 , 10722/215489 , 10722/227459 , 10722/169419 , 11343/239204
handle: 10722/165819 , 10722/193748 , 10722/213822 , 10722/215489 , 10722/227459 , 10722/169419 , 11343/239204
For a large sample of U.S. listed firms, we find that unconditional and conditional accounting conservatism help lower bankruptcy risk. We further find that the mitigating effect of accounting conservatism on bankruptcy risk functions via cash enhancement and earnings management mitigation channels. This evidence is relevant to accounting standards setting, financial regulation, financial risk management, and helps explain conservatism’s long-standing presence as a pervasive feature of financial accounting.
330, Unconditional conservatism, Bankruptcy risk, 650, Conditional conservatism, Accounting conservatism
330, Unconditional conservatism, Bankruptcy risk, 650, Conditional conservatism, Accounting conservatism
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