Ethics and Sustainability in Accounting and Finance, Volume I

von: Kiymet Tunca Çaliyurt

Springer-Verlag, 2019

ISBN: 9789811332036 , 281 Seiten

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Ethics and Sustainability in Accounting and Finance, Volume I


 

Preface

6

Acknowledgements

7

Contents

8

Editor and Contributors

10

List of Figures

13

List of Tables

14

Overview

16

1 Introduction: Why Do We Need to Discuss on Ethics, Sustainability in Accounting

17

1.1 Codes on Ethics in Accounting Profession

18

1.1.1 Codes for Accountants in Business

19

1.1.2 Codes for Accountants in Public Service

19

1.2 Recent Literature on Accounting Ethics

20

References

22

Social Responsibility and Sustainability in Accounting

24

2 Enhancing Governance Through Accounting Reform: A Local Council Evidence

25

2.1 Introduction

25

2.2 Literature Review

27

2.3 Factors Influencing Adoption of Accrual Accounting

29

2.4 Institutional Theory

30

2.5 Research Methodology

31

2.6 Findings and Discussions

33

2.7 Accrual Accounting Implementation

33

2.8 Accounting Reform

34

2.9 Factors Influencing Accounting Reforms Implementation

36

2.10 Budget Allocation for IT Implementation

36

2.11 Auditor’s Opinion

37

2.12 Conclusion

38

References

39

3 Accounting Ethics Education in Turkey: An Evaluation Within the Frame of Opportunities and Challenges

42

3.1 Introduction

42

3.2 Accounting Ethics Education in Turkey

44

3.3 Opportunities in Accounting Ethics Education in Turkey

46

3.3.1 Socioeconomic Structure of Turkey: Informality, Loss of Tax, and Tax Evasion

46

3.3.2 Development and Application of Corporate Governance Principles

47

3.3.3 Crises and Financial Scandals

49

3.3.4 Transition to International Accounting Standards

50

3.3.5 Developments in the Accounting Profession

52

3.4 Challenges Probably to Be Faced in Accounting Ethics Education in Turkey

53

3.4.1 Who Should Teach Accounting Ethics?

54

3.4.2 Who Should Take Ethics Classes?

55

3.4.3 Should Accounting Ethics Be Taught as a Separate Course or Be Included in the Contents of Other Courses?

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3.4.4 What Teaching Methods and Techniques Should Be Used?

57

3.5 Conclusions and Recommendations

58

References

59

4 The Relationship Between Corporate Social Responsibility and Earnings Management In Terms of Accounting Information Quality

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4.1 Introduction

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4.2 The Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility

64

4.3 Definition of Accounting Information Quality

65

4.4 The Relationship Between Earnings Management, Accounting Information Quality, and IAS/IFRS

66

4.4.1 Earnings Management and It’s Types

66

4.4.2 The Relationship Between Earnings Management and Accounting Information Quality

67

4.4.3 The Relationship Between Earnings Management, Accounting Information Quality and IAS-IFRS

68

4.5 The Relationship Between Corporate Social Responsibility and Earnings Management

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4.6 Corporate Social Responsibility and Earnings Management Relationship in the Context of Accounting Information Quality

75

4.7 Conclusion

76

References

77

5 Understanding Pro-environmental Behaviour of Accounting and Business Students: Development of a Conceptual Framework

80

5.1 Introduction

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5.2 Pro-environmental Behaviour: Theory Triangulation

83

5.2.1 The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)

84

5.2.2 Norm Activation Theory

85

5.2.3 Values-Beliefs-Norms Theory

86

5.2.4 Social Cognitive Theory

87

5.3 Theoretical Framework for the Current Study

89

5.4 Conclusion

90

References

90

Social Responsibility and Sustainable Auditing

94

6 Determinants of Ethics Auditing: Structural Equation Model Approach

95

6.1 Introduction

96

6.2 The Measurement Model

97

6.3 The Data and Methodology

109

6.4 Descriptive Statistics and Parameter Estimates

112

6.5 Discussion of the Empirical Findings

114

6.6 Concluding Remarks

117

References

118

7 Corporate Social Responsibility and Classification Shifting Between Operating and Non-operating Expenses: Evidence from Turkey

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7.1 Introduction

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7.2 Literature Review and Hypothesis Development

122

7.2.1 Defining Corporate Social Responsibility

122

7.2.2 Measuring Corporate Social Responsibility

124

7.2.3 Classification Shifting

127

7.2.4 Hypothesis Development; CSR and Classification Shifting

127

7.3 Data and Sample Selection

128

7.4 Research Methodology

133

7.5 Results

135

7.6 Conclusion

137

References

137

8 Scoring of Sustainability Reports with GRI-G4 Economic, Environmental, and Social Performance Indicators: A Research on the Companies Preparing Sustainability Report in Turkey

142

8.1 Introduction

143

8.2 Conceptual Framework

143

8.3 Literature Search

145

8.4 Purpose and Significance of Research

147

8.4.1 The Method of the Research

147

8.4.2 Data Set of the Research

148

8.4.3 Findings

149

8.5 Conclusion and Discussion

156

References

159

9 Towards a Mandatory Corporate Governance Regime: Empirical Evidence from Turkey

161

9.1 Introduction

162

9.2 Institutional Environment in Turkey

167

9.3 Literature Review and Hypotheses Development

169

9.3.1 Relevant Literature

169

9.4 Hypotheses Development

170

9.4.1 Expected Short-Term Value Implications

170

9.4.2 Expected Long-Term Value Implications—Post-reform Period

174

9.5 Research Design

175

9.5.1 Sample and Data Collection

175

9.6 Research Methodology

175

9.7 Results

180

9.7.1 Summary Statistics

180

9.7.2 Short-Term Value Implications

184

9.7.3 Long-Term Value Implications—Post-reform Period

186

9.8 Robustness

186

9.8.1 Market-to-Book Ratio as Dependent Variable

186

9.8.2 Coarsened Exact Matching Estimator

188

9.9 Discussion and Conclusion

190

References

191

10 Transparency of Content Analysis Report of Audit Companies in Turkey

195

10.1 Introduction

196

10.2 Auditing Concept

196

10.3 External Auditing Concept

197

10.4 Quality in Independent Auditing

199

10.5 Transparency in Auditing

199

10.6 Transparency Report

200

10.7 European Union Legislation

202

10.8 Transparency and Corporate Governance

203

10.9 Discussion

204

References

205

Social Responsibility and Sustainability in Finance

207

11 The Role of Investor Sentiment in Taiwan Stock Market

208

11.1 Introduction

208

11.2 Literature Review

211

11.3 Data and Methodology

212

11.4 Empirical Results

213

11.5 Conclusions

216

References

217

12 Analysis of Article Methodologies on Financial Statements’ Transparency Between the Years 2000 and 2016

220

12.1 Introduction

220

12.2 Transparency

221

12.3 Literature Review

222

12.4 Methodologies Used in Accounting Studies

226

12.5 Extent of Study

227

12.6 Research Findings

227

12.7 Conclusion

230

References

231

13 Corporate Governance Attributes and Firm’s Value

234

13.1 Introduction

235

13.2 Literature Review and Hypotheses Development

236

13.3 Hypothesis

239

13.4 Data Collection

242

13.5 Results and Discussion

244

13.6 Conclusion

247

References

250

14 Measuring the Quality of Codes of Conduct in Greek Listed Companies

253

14.1 Introduction

253

14.2 Literature Review

254

14.2.1 Definitions of Codes of Ethics

254

14.2.2 The Scope of the Corporate Code of Conduct

255

14.2.3 Prior Empirical Studies

256

14.3 Theoretical Background and Hypothesis Development

265

14.4 Research Design

266

14.5 Empirical Result

267

14.5.1 Mean Number of COC Pages and Their Quality Based on the Company’s Size

268

14.5.2 COC Quality Under Dichotomous and PC Approach

269

14.5.3 COC Quality per Capitalization

272

14.6 Conclusions and Limitation

274

References

275

Index

279