
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1803638
Quantitative methods are in frequent use in modern accounting research. The evidence may be found e.g. in the journals like “Journal of Accounting Research”, “European Accounting Review”, “Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting” or in the Accounting Research Network in SSRN base. Paper presents a brief survey of research areas and statistical-econometric approaches in accounting research. Particular reference goes to research on corporate disclosure. Methodological component of the paper includes remarks on the use of binary response models with choice-based and matched samples as well as comments on the sample selection approaches.
zmienna dwumianowa, próba dobierana, sample selection, financial disclosure, accounting research, corporate disclosure, binary response, choice-based samples, matched samples, sample selection, ujawnienia w rachunkowości, selekcja próby, binomial variable, matched sample, jel: jel:C31, jel: jel:C35, jel: jel:M41
zmienna dwumianowa, próba dobierana, sample selection, financial disclosure, accounting research, corporate disclosure, binary response, choice-based samples, matched samples, sample selection, ujawnienia w rachunkowości, selekcja próby, binomial variable, matched sample, jel: jel:C31, jel: jel:C35, jel: jel:M41
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