Prof. Yoshida - Empirical research in management accounting

Analytics in empirical/archival financial accounting research

In this article, we describe proven and exciting new analytics for testing hypotheses using empirical/ archival financial accounting data. Our study seeks to (1) inform business professionals about state-of-the-art methods and evidence from accounting research and (2) trigger academics to pursue new creative cross-disciplinary research in business, economics, law, and related social science fie...

research in new management accounting concepts

globalization of economy and changes  in the world markets in decade of 1990 enhanced the role of management accounting in strategic management process. with the aid of management accounting concepts and techniques, the competitive edge of the manufacturing firms was improved to a large extent. in this article, the major functions and responsibilities of management accounting is described, rela...

Management accounting research methodologies: searching for the bests

Management needs qualitative and comprehensive information for decision making. Managers are always searching for useful information in order to reach their firm's goals and strategies. The development in technology, globalization and focusing on costumers needs has changed the information that managers need to maintain their position in a competitive environment and take advantage of profitabl...

Assessing empirical research in managerial accounting: a value-based management perspective ¬リニ

This paper applies a value-based management framework to critically review empirical research in managerial accounting. This framework enables us to place the exceptionally diverse set of managerial accounting studies from the past several decades into an integrated structure. Our synthesis highlights the many consistent results in prior research, identifies remaining gaps and inconsistencies, ...

An Empirical Comparison of Accounting Information Representations (Research-in-Progress)