The Accounting Review · 1991 · 263 citations · 36 references
BusinessAccountancyFinanceCorporate FinanceFinancial AccountingFinancial EconomicsEarnings AnnouncementsEarnings ReportingFinancial RiskMarket AnomaliesRisk-return AnalysisAnnouncement ReturnsCorporate Earnings AnnouncementsEarnings Announcement TimingEvent Time ModelingEvent-driven Price ReactionsReturn Behavior AnalysisStandardized Abnormal Returns
Abstract Examines risk, return and abnormal return behavior in the days around quarterly earnings announcements, using a research design that allows risk to vary daily in event time. Result of the tests conducted on several hypotheses concerning the effect on security prices of earnings announcements; Investigation whether cross-sectional variation in announcement-period risks and returns is a function of firm size.
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