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March 15, 2026The Accounting Review

The Effects of Restating Financial Statements for Price-Level Changes: A Reply.

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JHJames A. Heintz

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Overview

This reply addresses critiques on the impact of restating financial statements for price-level changes on investment behavior.

Key Points

  • The aim is to clarify the shortcomings in critiques about the effects of price-level adjusted financial statements.
  • Reply to criticisms regarding the author's earlier study
  • Discuss the data base used in the experiments
  • Clarify the subjects selected for the study
  • Address misconceptions raised by Thomas R. Dyckman
  • Restating financial statements has implications for understanding accounting practices
  • Investment behavior can be influenced by the presentation of financial data
  • Critiques raise important considerations about data base and subject selection

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James A. Heintz (1975) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b5ff5c83145bc643d1bb3fhttps://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4492022
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  1. 1Discounted Cash Flows, Price-Level Adjustments and Expectations: A Reply.1972
  2. 2A Portfolio Analysis of General Price Level Restatement.1975
  3. 3Interindustry Estimation of General Price-Level Impact on Financial Information: More Data and a Reply.1978
  4. 4PRICE LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS: REJOINDER TO PROFESSOR HUSBAND.1956
  5. 5PRICE LEVEL CHANGES AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.1951