半强制性业绩预告制度对上市公司盈余管理的影响

Translated title of the contribution: Research on the Effect of Semi-Mandatory Performance Forecast System on Listed Companies’ Earnings Management

薛晓琳, 张俊瑞, 陈怡欣

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Abstract

Considering the tendency of bad news hiding in management,this study investigated whether Chinese semi-mandatory performance forecast system may trigger earnings management. We focused on the term of ‘net profit decreasing more than 50% comparing to that in last year’,and used Chinese A-share listed companies from 2003 to 2016 as our sample. Through adopting earnings distribution test and multivariates regression analysis,we seperately explored the existence and mode selection of earnings management. The result reveals that,at the critical point of ‘net profit decreasing 50%’,earnings distribution is obviously discontinued. And the listed companies locating in the right side near the critical point both have higher accrual earnings management and real earnings management. Further test shows that,above results more likely exist in non-state companies and firms with lower proportion of institutional ownership. Findings are instructive to the investment dicision-making of investors,the regulatory activity of regulators and the policy perfection of policy makers.
Translated title of the contributionResearch on the Effect of Semi-Mandatory Performance Forecast System on Listed Companies’ Earnings Management
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Pages (from-to)113-126
Journal山西财经大学学报
Volume41
Issue number8
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Aug 2019

Research Keywords

  • 半强制性业绩预告制度
  • 管理层业绩预告
  • 盈余管理
  • 隐藏坏消息的倾向
  • 强制性信息披露
  • semi-mandatory performance forecast system
  • management performance forecast
  • earnings management
  • the tendency of bad news hiding
  • mandatory information disclosure

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