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Equilibrium Voluntary Disclosures, Asset Pricing, and Information Transfers, Journal of Accounting and Economics

Abstract

We study a firm's manager's voluntary disclosure decisions and those disclosure decisions' asset pricing, cost of capital, and information transfer effects in a model where investors trade multiple securities. We: develop new asset pricing formulas when the manager makes no disclosure that impose testable cross-equation restrictions on firms' market values; develop a wide array of comparative statics; obtain surprising findings about nondisclosure's effects on investors' perceptions of uncertainty about firms' future cash flows; develop simple, interpretable expressions for firms' cost of capital; and show how no disclosure by one firm generates informational externalities on other firms.

Type

Article

Author(s)

Ronald A. Dye, John S Hughes

Date Published

2018

Citations

Dye, Ronald A., and John S Hughes. 2018. Equilibrium Voluntary Disclosures, Asset Pricing, and Information Transfers. Journal of Accounting and Economics.(1): 1-24.

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