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ArticleManager-analyst conversations in earnings conference calls

Jason V. Chen2018

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Manager-analyst conversations in earnings conference calls

Jason V. Chen · Venky Nagar · Jordan Schoenfeld

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Published2018-07-11

VenueReview of Accounting Studies

ISSN-L1380-6653

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Citations135

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ShelfAuditing, Earnings Management, Governance

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