In accounting models of value, dividends typically appear to have a strong positive relationship with value despite theoretical reasons to expect dividend displacement. We show that this result is driven by the relationship between dividends and both core earnings and other information derived from the valuation error in the prior year. Where core earnings can be effectively modelled in a speci...

Economic development and advancements in information technology contributed to the shift on accounting objective from commission responsibility view to decision-making useful view. The decision-making useful view claims that the accounting measurement methods should be changed to improve the usefulness of accounting information, to enable information users to make correct decisions. In addition...

This paper presents a framework for addressing normative accounting issues for reporting to shareholders. The framework is an alternative to the emerging Conceptual Framework of the International Accounting Standards Board and the Financial Accounting Standards Board. The framework can be broadly characterized as a utilitarian approach to accounting standard setting. It has two main features. F...

In seeking to meet the objectives of financial reporting stated in the IASB’s Conceptual Framework, the current ‘balance-sheet’ approach is necessary but not sufficient. Critical, but largely overlooked in the Framework, is the role of uncertainty, which we argue defines the role of accrual accounting in providing useful information to investors. This role is in some sense paradoxical: on the o...

in this paper the ability of economic and accounting performance measures in explaining values of companies have been evaluated. economic value added, refined economic value added and market value added are as economic performance measures and net income, operating income and operating cash flows is considered as accounting performance measures. in order to data analyzing and testing the search...