英文摘要 |
This paper investigates how unexpensed compensation and estimated abnormal compensation affect the disclosure policies of the top management's compensation. In this study, the compensation disclosure policies are examined through the status of regulatory compliance and the degrees of transparency. The results show that firms with greater unexpensed and estimated abnormal compensation are less motivated to comply with compensation disclosure rules. In addition, the results also indicate that the disclosure transparency of the top management's compensation of these firms is lower. Overall, the results provide special evidence of the effect of unexpensed and abnormal compensation on the disclosure policy of the top management's compensation. |