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Is Egyptian corporate financial reporting becoming more conservative?
Ahmed H. Ahmed, Khaled Hussainey
South Valley University
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Accounting
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Investors
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Accounting Standards
50%
Accounting Policy
50%
Measure of Dispersion
50%
Profit
50%
Developing Countries
50%
Social Sciences
Accounting
100%
Conservatism
100%
Multivariate Analysis
18%
Investors
18%
Accounting Standard
9%
Standard Deviation
9%
Developing Countries
9%
Egypt
9%
Profit
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Accounting Policy
9%
INIS
accounting
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levels
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values
21%
information
14%
market
14%
multivariate analysis
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reviews
7%
data
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size
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design
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variations
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policy
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coverings
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developing countries
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egyptian arab republic
7%