EFFECT OF EXPECTED VOLATILITIES IN STOCK RETURN ON ACCRUALS OF WORKING CAPITAL

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  • Neda Kord Zanganeh
  • Alireza Momeni

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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.3.2018.176716

Анотація

Abstract. Investors invest their cash funds in common shares of profit units basically to
achieve more cash and make more profit. According to the theory of representation, the two groups of
owners and managers are opposite. Given the asymmetry of information available between the managers of a company and the beneficiaries in the company's activities, the investment process in the company is based on confidence. But managers use their own choice of accounting methods to increase their wealth (Dechow & Ge, 2006). It is in these circumstances that choices of managers will be important for investors, because reported corporate profits are considered as one of the important criteria for decision making and as the most important criteria for the assessment of performance and the determination of the value of an
economic establishment. It is always used by a wide range of users such as shareholders, investors, stock
brokers etc.

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