英文摘要 |
The study aims to search for the relations among earnings management, stock price and insider ownership between Mainland China and Taiwan. Methodologically, we make random coefficient analysis, based on panel data. Compare to the past studies, the difference is involved with considering both accrual earnings management and real earnings management, and understanding their influence on stock price. The study finds Taiwan's companies with positive earnings management will increase their stock price, and probably reduce insider ownership as well. Intrudingly, the empirical result appears opposite result in Mainland China companies. However, the real earnings management has high relations to its stock price across the Taiwan strait, and also has different influence on cash flows from operations, production costs and discretionary expenses. In other words, the cross-strait companies can influence their stock price through real earnings management, no matter what degree of accrual earnings management they had. |