Accounting Review

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Articles in July 2003 issue of Accounting Review

• Corporate tax-planning effectiveness: the role of compensation-based incentives.
  by John D. Phillips
• Earnings predictability and the direction of analysts' earnings forecast errors.
  by Michael J. Eames
• The contribution of fundamental analysis after a currency devaluation.
  by Edward P. Swanson
• The effect of quality assessment and directional goal commitment on auditors' acceptance of client-preferred accounting methods.
  by Kathryn Kadous
• Subjectivity and the weighting of performance measures: evidence from a balanced scorecard.
  by Christopher D. Ittner
• Exploring the term of the auditor-client relationship and the quality of earnings: a case for mandatory auditor rotation?
  by James N. Myers
• Materiality uncertainty and earnings misstatement.
  by Evelyn R. Patterson
• The world price of earnings opacity.
  by Utpal Bhattacharya
• Do nonaudit services compromise auditor independence? Further evidence.
  by Hollis Ashbaugh
• Sophistication-related differences in investors' models of the relative accuracy of analysts' forecast revisions.
  by Sarah E. Bonner
• Effects of authoritative guidance availability and audit committee effectiveness on auditors' judgments in an auditor-client negotiation context.
  by Terence Bu-Peow Ng