Management´s responsibility acceptance, locus of breach, and investors' reactions to internal control reports
Tan, Hun-Tong
Management´s responsibility acceptance, locus of breach, and investors' reactions to internal control reports / Hung-Tong Tan & Yao Yu . -- Páginas 331 a la 355
Reseña : The triangle model of responsibility (Schlenker, Britt, Pennington, Murphy, and Doherty 1994) predicts that the extent that investors hold management responsible for an adverse event is jointly determined by the links among three elements—management, the adverse event, and the relevant accounting regulations/standards or public norms. Applying this theory, we conduct experiments to examine how the locus of breach (external versus internal) moderates the efficacy of management's responsibility acceptance (higher versus lower). Our results show that management's higher (versus lower) responsibility acceptance is a more effective strategy in the presence of an external breach, but not in the presence of an internal breach (Experiment 1). Follow-up experiments suggest that this result is driven by the relative strength of the triangle links underlying the external versus internal breaches, rather than the locus per se..
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Yu, Yao ;
Management´s responsibility acceptance, locus of breach, and investors' reactions to internal control reports / Hung-Tong Tan & Yao Yu . -- Páginas 331 a la 355
Reseña : The triangle model of responsibility (Schlenker, Britt, Pennington, Murphy, and Doherty 1994) predicts that the extent that investors hold management responsible for an adverse event is jointly determined by the links among three elements—management, the adverse event, and the relevant accounting regulations/standards or public norms. Applying this theory, we conduct experiments to examine how the locus of breach (external versus internal) moderates the efficacy of management's responsibility acceptance (higher versus lower). Our results show that management's higher (versus lower) responsibility acceptance is a more effective strategy in the presence of an external breach, but not in the presence of an internal breach (Experiment 1). Follow-up experiments suggest that this result is driven by the relative strength of the triangle links underlying the external versus internal breaches, rather than the locus per se..
Contabilidad--Publicaciones seriadas
Comportamiento financiero--Publicaciones seriadas
Reportes financieros--Publicaciones seriadas
Control interno--Publicaciones seriadas
Yu, Yao ;