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Santiago Sánchez Alegría

7 works· latest 2021· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-2039-7597

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Performance of default-risk measures: the sample matters2020 · 57 citations
Discretionary Accruals and Auditor Behaviour in Code-Law Contexts: An Application to Failing Spanish Firms2008 · 57 citations
The value of audit quality in public and private companies: evidence from Spain2011 · 55 citations
Going‐concern Uncertainties in Pre‐bankrupt Audit Reports: New Evidence Regarding Discretionary Accruals and Wording Ambiguity2008 · 42 citations
Does public/private status affect the level of earnings management in code-law contexts outside the United States? A study based on the Spanish case2007 · 38 citations

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Is quality management a competitive advantage? A study after the Spanish financial crisis in the furniture industry

Total Quality Management & Business Excellence·2021·3 authors·Open access

10citations

Performance of default-risk measures: the sample matters

Journal of Banking & Finance·2020·4 authors·Open access

57citations

The value of audit quality in public and private companies: evidence from Spain

Journal of Management & Governance·2011·2 authors·chapter·Open access

55citations

The role of accounting accruals for the prediction of future cash flows: evidence from Spain

SERIEs·2011·3 authors·Open access

18citations

Discretionary Accruals and Auditor Behaviour in Code-Law Contexts: An Application to Failing Spanish Firms

European Accounting Review·2008·3 authors

57citations

Going‐concern Uncertainties in Pre‐bankrupt Audit Reports: New Evidence Regarding Discretionary Accruals and Wording Ambiguity

International Journal of Auditing·2008·3 authors

42citations

Does public/private status affect the level of earnings management in code-law contexts outside the United States? A study based on the Spanish case

The International Journal of Accounting·2007·3 authors

38citations