Price Earnings Ratio dan Pendapatan Saham Perusahaan Non Keuangan di Bei

The Long-Term Price-Earnings Ratio

Determinants of the Price-to-Earnings Ratio

We examine a firm’s P/E ratio in the context of a model wherein firms make sequential investments in production capacity. In addition to investment growth, our analysis seeks to identify pricing power in the firm’s product markets and accounting conservatism as determinants of the P/E ratio. A benchmark result demonstrates that, given unbiased accounting, the firm’s P/E ratio can be expressed a...

An Investigation of Relationship between Earnings Conservatism and Price to Book Ratio Based on Basu’s Method

One of the most important concepts in financial statement analysis and evaluation is conservatism. Thus recognition of the factors which influence conservatism can considerably help the investor in managing the selection of more conservative assets properly and avoiding the untrue exposure of financial statements. This research is about to consider the relation of effective factors on organizat...

Double Auction Dynamics: Structural Consequences of Non-Binding Price Controls* Dhananjay (Dan) K. Gode

In competitive equilibrium, non-binding price controls (that is, price floors below and ceilings above the equilibrium) should have no effect on market outcomes, but in laboratory experiments they do. We build a simple dynamic model of double auction markets with “zero-intelligence” (ZI) computer traders that accounts for many, though not all, of the discrepancies between the data and the Walra...

The World Price of Earnings Opacity

We analyze the financial statements of 58,653 firm-years from 34 countries for the period 1985-1998 to construct a panel data set measuring three dimensions of reported accounting earnings for each country – earnings aggressiveness, loss avoidance, and earnings smoothing. We hypothesize that these three dimensions are associated with uninformative or opaque earnings, and so we combine these thr...