Can we trust the accounting discretion of firms with political money contributions? Evidence from U.S. IPOs

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Research output: Other contribution

Original language	English
Type	Invited blog post based on our most recently published research paper in the Journal of 'Accounting and Public Policy' (Media Coverage)
Media of output	Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance website
Publisher	Harvard University
Place of Publication	Online
Publication status	Published - 25 Jul 2022

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Can we trust the accounting discretion of firms with political money contributions? Evidence from U.S. IPOs. / Kallias, Antonios; Kallias, Konstantinos; Zhang, Song.
Online: Harvard University. 2022, Invited blog post based on our most recently published research paper in the Journal of 'Accounting and Public Policy' (Media Coverage).

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