h5-index is the h-index for articles published in the last 5 complete years. It is the largest number h such that h articles published in 2014-2018 have at least h citations each.hide
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Title / AuthorCited byYear
Accounting Conservatism and Stock Price Crash Risk: Firm‐level Evidence
JB Kim, L Zhang
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (1), 412-441
3162016
CEO Overconfidence and Management Forecasting
P Hribar, H Yang
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (1), 204-227
2372016
The Reputational Costs of Tax Avoidance
J Gallemore, EL Maydew, JR Thornock
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (4), 1103-1133
2032014
Audits of Complex Estimates as Verification of Management Numbers: How Institutional Pressures Shape Practice
EE Griffith, JS Hammersley, K Kadous
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (3), 833-863
1622015
Analyst Report Readability
G De Franco, OK Hope, D Vyas, Y Zhou
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (1), 76-104
1302015
Being a Successful Professional: An Exploration of Who Makes Partner in the Big 4
C Carter, C Spence
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (4), 949-981
1222014
The Influence of a Firm's Business Strategy on its Tax Aggressiveness
D Higgins, TC Omer, JD Phillips
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (2), 674-702
1172015
Does the Identity of Engagement Partners Matter? An Analysis of Audit Partner Reporting Decisions
W Robert Knechel, A Vanstraelen, M Zerni
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (4), 1443-1478
1162015
The Determinants and Consequences of Information Acquisition via EDGAR
MS Drake, DT Roulstone, JR Thornock
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (3), 1128-1161
1152015
CEO Overconfidence and Stock Price Crash Risk
JB Kim, Z Wang, L Zhang
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (4), 1720-1749
1152016
Financial Reporting Opacity and Expected Crash Risk: Evidence from Implied Volatility Smirks
JB Kim, L Zhang
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (3), 851-875
1112014
Does Corporate Tax Aggressiveness Influence Audit Pricing?
MP Donohoe, W Robert Knechel
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (1), 284-308
1072014
Corporate Political Connections and Tax Aggressiveness
C Kim, L Zhang
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (1), 78-114
1062016
Understanding Audit Quality: Insights from Audit Professionals and Investors
BE Christensen, SM Glover, TC Omer, MK Shelley
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (4), 1648-1684
1052016
Exploring How the Balanced Scorecard Engages and Unfolds: Articulating the Visual Power of Accounting Inscriptions
C Busco, P Quattrone
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (3), 1236-1262
1022015
Auditor‐in‐Charge Characteristics and Going‐concern Reporting
S Sundgren, T Svanström
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (2), 531-550
1002014
Learning the “Craft” of Auditing: A Dynamic View of Auditors' On‐the‐Job Learning
KD Westermann, JC Bedard, CE Earley
Contemporary Accounting Research 32 (3), 864-896
872015
Popularizing a Management Accounting Idea: The Case of the Balanced Scorecard
DJ Cooper, M Ezzamel, SQ Qu
Contemporary Accounting Research 34 (2), 991-1025
872017
Operating Leases and Credit Assessments
J Altamuro, R Johnston, S Pandit, H Zhang
Contemporary Accounting Research 31 (2), 551-580
862014
Trapped Cash and the Profitability of Foreign Acquisitions
A Edwards, T Kravet, R Wilson
Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (1), 44-77
842016
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