TWO ESSAYS IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 1. THE ASSOCIATION OF EARNINGS QUALITY WITH FINANCIAL ANALYSTS' EARNINGS FORECAST ATTRIBUTES 2. THE INFLUENCE OF EARNINGS QUALITY ON FINANCIAL ANALYSTS' HERDING BEHAVIOR

Keywords

Earnings quality, Earnings, Earnings response coefficient, Herding, Finance

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