The Efficient Market Hypothesis and the Implications for Financial Reporting (Book).

Thomas A. Buchman; Philip E. Meyer

doi:10.2308/tar-4490455

January 1, 1983The Accounting Review

The Efficient Market Hypothesis and the Implications for Financial Reporting (Book).

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Key Points

To evaluate the impact of the efficient market hypothesis on financial reporting practices.
Review of the book's arguments and themes.
Analysis of the implications for financial reporting standards.
Discussion of the influence of market efficiency on value assessment.
Highlights the relationship between market efficiency and financial reporting decisions.
Suggests that information asymmetry affects how financial statements are interpreted.
Indicates practical implications for finance professionals in reporting practices.

Implication

Book review examines the efficient market hypothesis and its implications for financial reporting, indicating potential insights for finance professionals.

Abstract

Reviews the book "The Efficient Market Hypothesis and the Implications for Financial Reporting," by Simon M. Keane.

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