Wall Street Journal Distress Disclosures and Bankruptcy Research

Ena Rose-Green; Mark C. Dawkins

Wall Street Journal Distress Disclosures and Bankruptcy Research

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This study assesses the extent to which the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is a useful and reliable source of distress disclosures for bankruptcy research. Prior accounting and finance studies document the importance of controlling for distress disclosures in bankruptcy research.

Original language	American English
Journal	Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal
Volume	11
State	Published - Sep 1 2007

Disciplines

Economics
Finance
Statistics and Probability

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