Dan Givoly

Business & Economics

1. Analysts' Forecasts 100%
2. Financial Analysts 89%
3. Conservatism 85%
4. Information Content 77%
5. Stock Market 72%
6. Earnings Forecasts 65%
7. Investors 54%
8. Cash Flow 48%
9. Analysts 46%
10. Accruals 45%
11. Timeliness 44%
12. Public Ownership 38%
13. Public Debt 38%
14. Seasonality 38%
15. Equity 35%
16. News 32%
17. Private Ownership 31%
18. Factor Demand 31%
19. Earnings Quality 31%
20. Informativeness 31%
21. Reward 30%
22. Cost of Capital 30%
23. Underpricing 29%
24. Financial Reporting 29%
25. Debt 28%
26. Software Industry 28%
27. Financial Analysis 28%
28. Market Behavior 28%
29. Smoothing 28%
30. Key Performance Indicators 27%
31. Accounting Information 27%
32. Initial Public Offerings 27%
33. Bond Market 26%
34. Analysts' Earnings Forecasts 26%
35. Empirical Evidence 25%
36. Earnings Distribution 25%
37. Software Development 25%
38. Expectations Management 25%
39. Information Asymmetry 24%
40. Book-to-market Ratio 24%
41. Cost of Debt 23%
42. Incremental 23%
43. Earnings Management 22%
44. Managers 22%
45. Inefficiency 21%
46. Premium 20%
47. Costs 19%
48. Information Sharing 19%
49. Financial Statement Analysis 18%
50. Accounting Standard Setting 18%