References

• 1983Discretionary disclosure3,477 cited
• 1994Why Firms Voluntarily Disclose Bad News2,435 cited
• 1990The role of banks in reducing the costs of financial distress in Japan1,212 cited
• 1985Optimal Release of Information By Firms1,105 cited
• 1995To Warn or Not to Warn: Management Disclosures in the Face of an Earnings Surprise.896 cited
• 1984Corporate Managers' Earnings Forecasts and Symmetrical Adjustments of Market Expectations600 cited
• 1986Why do managers voluntarily release earnings forecasts?575 cited
• 1981Voluntary Corporate Disclosure: The Case of Interim Reporting545 cited
• 1980An Empirical Investigation of the Voluntary Disclosure of Corporate Earnings Forecasts490 cited
• 1985The Economic Analysis of the Japanese Firm477 cited
• 1990Voluntary Forecast Disclosure, Nondisclosure, and Stock Prices470 cited
• 1994The Information Content of Dividend Changes: Cash Flow Signaling, Overinvestment, and Dividend Clienteles385 cited
• 1991Insider Trading around Dividend Announcements: Theory and Evidence372 cited
• 1984Additional Evidence on the Information Content of Management Earnings Forecasts354 cited
• 1994Self-Enforcing Voluntary Disclosures