IFRS and Secrecy: Assessing Accounting Value Relevance Across Africa

We examine the value relevance of accounting across several African countries and test whether IFRS improved the value association of earnings and equity book values. We report a stronger valuation association between accounting and stock prices in African countries classified as having a secrecy cu...
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Autor*in:	Hillier, David [verfasserIn] Hodgson, Allan Ngole, Shaban

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