Thomas Lys

Business & Economics

1. Investors 100%
2. Security Price 98%
3. Sarbanes-Oxley Act 73%
4. Accruals 70%
5. Auditor Change 64%
6. Post-earnings Announcement Drift 64%
7. Accounting Choice 59%
8. Analysts' Earnings Forecasts 55%
9. Arbitrage 53%
10. Analysts 53%
11. Goodwill 50%
12. Audit Firms 49%
13. Incentives 48%
14. Forecast Error 47%
15. Cash Flow 42%
16. Earnings Announcements 42%
17. Mergers 40%
18. Audit 36%
19. Nature 35%
20. Managers 35%
21. Security Issuance 34%
22. Ohlson Model 33%
23. Limits to Arbitrage 32%
24. Accounting Research 32%
25. Endogenous Entry 32%
26. Financing Choices 31%
27. Market Reaction 31%
28. Monetary Policy 31%
29. Corporate Accountability 31%
30. Debt Covenants 31%
31. Financial Reporting 30%
32. Costly Information 30%
33. Security Analysts 29%
34. Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 29%
35. Corporate Governance Reform 29%
36. Accounting Change 29%
37. Risk Taking 29%
38. Fair Value 28%
39. Goodwill Accounting 28%
40. Forecast Accuracy 28%
41. Auditors 28%
42. Realignment 28%
43. Sarbanes-Oxley 28%
44. Debt 27%
45. Regulatory Capital 27%
46. Consent 27%
47. Coefficient of Variation 27%
48. Price Changes 26%
49. Research Design 26%
50. Operating Performance 26%