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Profits Management with Classification Shifting: Testing the Impact of Discontinued Operations and Institutional Ownership on Unexpected Core Earnings [post]

Lauw Tjun Tjun, Titik Aryati
2022 unpublished

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One of the earnings managements is classification shifting. Besides extraordinary and exclusive items, the companies can discontinue their operations as the classification shifting form. This research intends to prove and analyze the influence of discontinued operations and institutional ownership on unexpected core earnings. The population is non-financial companies in the Indonesian capital market with the stopped operation from 2012 to 2017. After a simple random sampling and a regression
more » ... el are utilized to sample companies and analyze data, this study infers that discontinued operations negatively affect unexpected core earnings. Unfortunately, institutional ownership does not influence it.
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Lauw Tjun Tjun, Titik Aryati. "Profits Management with Classification Shifting: Testing the Impact of Discontinued Operations and Institutional Ownership on Unexpected Core Earnings." (2022)