July 1, 1996

Alternative Accounting Methods, Information Asymmetry and Liquidity: Theory and Evidence.

EBEli BartovJohns Hopkins University GBGordon M. BodnarJohns Hopkins University

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Abstract Studies the information asymmetry perspective of corporate accounting choice. Effects of information asymmetry to transaction costs and liquidity for trading shares; Disclosure opportunity to decrease information asymmetry; Information asymmetry in the choice of functional currency by multinational firms.

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