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Managerial Reputation and Internal Reporting, Accounting Review
Abstract
Demonstrates how a manager's concern for reputation can distort reports made to superiors about an investment project and affect a firm's capital budgeting decisions. Managerial investment distortion in the choice between short term and long term projects; Underinvestment of the firm as a result of managerial misreporting; Participative budgeting issues.
Type
Article
Author(s)
Date Published
1994
Citations
Sridharan, Swaminathan. 1994. Managerial Reputation and Internal Reporting. Accounting Review.(2): 343-363.
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