Post by arfankj4 on Mar 7, 2024 3:21:54 GMT -5
Such thoughts also lead people to more likely engage in further unethical behavior. In five experiments participants reflected on their past unethical behavior and then completed a task designed to measure network density. Those who cheated more frequently in the past recalled their negative moral identity or decided to lie were more likely to activate a high density network Experiments.
Using a mediation by moderation approach Experiment we confirm that this link between dishonesty and network density is explained by a threat to positive self concept. Importantly activating a dense network after engaging in dishonest behavior allows further dishonest behavior in a subsequent task Experiment . abstract Measurement Errors of Expected Return Proxies and the Implied Cost of Poland Mobile Number List Capital By Wang Charles C.Y. ABSTRACT—Despite their popularity as proxies of expected returns the implied cost of capital s are relatively unknown. Through an in depth analysis of a popular implementation of ICCs by Gebhardt Lee and Swaminathan GLS I show that ICC measurement errors can be not only nonrandom and persistent but can also be associated with firms risk or growth characteristics implying that ICC regressions are likely confounded by spurious correlations.
Moreover I document that biases in GLS measurement errors are driven not only by analysts systematic forecast errors but also by functional form assumptions so that correcting for the former a primary focus of the ICC literature is insufficient by itself. From these findings I argue that the choice between ICCs and realized returns involves a tradeoff between bias and efficiency and suggest that realized returns should be used in conjunction with ICCs to make more robust inferences about expected returns.
Using a mediation by moderation approach Experiment we confirm that this link between dishonesty and network density is explained by a threat to positive self concept. Importantly activating a dense network after engaging in dishonest behavior allows further dishonest behavior in a subsequent task Experiment . abstract Measurement Errors of Expected Return Proxies and the Implied Cost of Poland Mobile Number List Capital By Wang Charles C.Y. ABSTRACT—Despite their popularity as proxies of expected returns the implied cost of capital s are relatively unknown. Through an in depth analysis of a popular implementation of ICCs by Gebhardt Lee and Swaminathan GLS I show that ICC measurement errors can be not only nonrandom and persistent but can also be associated with firms risk or growth characteristics implying that ICC regressions are likely confounded by spurious correlations.
Moreover I document that biases in GLS measurement errors are driven not only by analysts systematic forecast errors but also by functional form assumptions so that correcting for the former a primary focus of the ICC literature is insufficient by itself. From these findings I argue that the choice between ICCs and realized returns involves a tradeoff between bias and efficiency and suggest that realized returns should be used in conjunction with ICCs to make more robust inferences about expected returns.
