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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0452600

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $73,000.00
    Summary
    The Management of Corporate Earnings and Audit Committee Effectiveness. The ?management? of corporate earnings as an issue of social and economic importance has been given substantial prominence recently (e.g. Enron, HIH). Mandated audit committees (AC) for large companies has been proposed by Federal Government initiated inquiries (Ramsay 2001, JCPAA 2002) and is a key part to the Government's response to those inquiries (CLERP 9). ACs are not without critics (eg Wolnizer 1995). This study ex .... The Management of Corporate Earnings and Audit Committee Effectiveness. The ?management? of corporate earnings as an issue of social and economic importance has been given substantial prominence recently (e.g. Enron, HIH). Mandated audit committees (AC) for large companies has been proposed by Federal Government initiated inquiries (Ramsay 2001, JCPAA 2002) and is a key part to the Government's response to those inquiries (CLERP 9). ACs are not without critics (eg Wolnizer 1995). This study examines longitudinally the effectiveness of ACs in influencing corporate earnings management behaviour. This study will aid the Federal Government sponsored Financial Reporting Council in its task of monitoring the effectiveness post-CLERP 9 implementation.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0667980

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $103,951.00
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    Keeping Capital Markets Efficient: A National Strategy on the Future of Auditing. The lack of confidence in the reliability of financial statement information is costly to the Australian capital market. The auditing profession is also struggling to attract and retain skilled professionals, which can erode audit quality. Using a rigorous research design to understand business community expectations and concerns, this project will provide a national forum that informs and directs responsible natio .... Keeping Capital Markets Efficient: A National Strategy on the Future of Auditing. The lack of confidence in the reliability of financial statement information is costly to the Australian capital market. The auditing profession is also struggling to attract and retain skilled professionals, which can erode audit quality. Using a rigorous research design to understand business community expectations and concerns, this project will provide a national forum that informs and directs responsible national strategy to ensure that high quality audit services are procured by corporate Australia. Improved audit quality will have the effect of improving the efficiency and attractiveness of the Australian capital market and address the skill shortage in auditing.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0884010

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $194,000.00
    Summary
    Managing the world's most precious resource: The role of water accounting. This project contributes to the National Research Priorities goal to develop sustainable ways of improving water productivity, using less water in agriculture and other industries, and providing increased protection of rivers and groundwater. Robust and rigorous water accounting and assurance will allow water managers to identify and address system water losses, and will underpin increased market and investment confiden .... Managing the world's most precious resource: The role of water accounting. This project contributes to the National Research Priorities goal to develop sustainable ways of improving water productivity, using less water in agriculture and other industries, and providing increased protection of rivers and groundwater. Robust and rigorous water accounting and assurance will allow water managers to identify and address system water losses, and will underpin increased market and investment confidence in water information among water users. The collaborations between industry, academia, government and the accounting and water management professions will provide and demonstrate high profile, significant and timely international thought leadership in the emerging discipline of water accounting standards.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0559673

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $95,000.00
    Summary
    Australia's Regulatory Response to Recent Corporate Collapses and Perceived Auditing Deficiencies. The corporate collapses of recent years have cost shareholders and other stakeholders hundreds of millions of dollars. However, various reforms in accounting and governance are coming into force. As these reforms differ markedly from those in other jurisdictions (notably the USA), Australian based research is essential in understanding the effectiveness of the changes in moderating certain corpor .... Australia's Regulatory Response to Recent Corporate Collapses and Perceived Auditing Deficiencies. The corporate collapses of recent years have cost shareholders and other stakeholders hundreds of millions of dollars. However, various reforms in accounting and governance are coming into force. As these reforms differ markedly from those in other jurisdictions (notably the USA), Australian based research is essential in understanding the effectiveness of the changes in moderating certain corporate behaviour. This research provides a measure of efficacy of these reforms in terms of measures of "manipulation" of corporate earnings. The results of the research will provide evidence of the efficacy of the reforms and pointers to further enhancements.
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