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In this study, I investigated 2,895 firm-year observations from
the period of 1995 to 2001 to identify the vehicles that Korean firms use when
the firms manage earnings. I partitioned the sample int...
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In this study, I investigated 2,895 firm-year observations from
the period of 1995 to 2001 to identify the vehicles that Korean firms use when
the firms manage earnings. I partitioned the sample into three equal size
sub-samples based on discretionary accruals in order to distinguish incomeincreasing
firms from income-decreasing firms. The low accrual firms are
defined as income-decreasing firms while the high accrual firms are considered
income-increasing firms in this study.
I used a systematic decomposition approach to examine the relationships
between the degree of earnings management and the primary tools firms use.
Accounting earnings can be broken into cash flows from operations and total
accruals. Total accruals, in turn, are broken into non-current accruals and
current accruals(First-tier decomposition). Non-current accruals then are broken
down into non-cash expenses and non-cash revenues. Current accruals are
separated into changes in operation-related assets and operation-related
liabilities(Second-tier decomposition). Finally, accruals are separated into
individual elements including depreciation expenses, bad-debt expenses, retirement
benefits expenses, asset disposal losses, changes in accounts receivable,
changes in inventory, changes in accounts payable, other non-current accruals
and other current accruals(Third-tier decomposition).
Discretionary accruals are estimated by regressing total accruals on three
explanatory variables. Two variables(change in cash revenues and change in
cash expenses) proxy for current accruals and a sum of depreciation and
retirement benefits expenses proxies for non-current accruals. I then examine
if the earnings management vehicles firms use follow some particular patterns
depending upon the extent of earnings management. To identify the particular
patterns of earnings management vehicles, I use three tests of mean difference
tests, correlation tests and regression analyses.
The empirical results of the study reveal that there are clear differences
between income-increasing firms and income-decreasing firms in the employment
of earnings management vehicles. More specifically, income-increasing firms
depend heavily on non-cash gains when the firms increase reported earnings.
In contrast, income-decreasing firms depend heavily on non-cash expenses
including bad debt expenses and asset disposition losses.
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