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Forward by Allan Meltzer Introduction by James Rosenfeld
II VOLUME II Accounting
1. Multiple Regression Analysis of Cost Behavior The Accounting Review
2. Published Corporate Accounting Data and Stock Prices, Pt. I, Published Corporate Accounting Data and Stock Prices, Pt. II Journal of Accounting Research
3. Required Disclosure and the Stock Market: An Evaluation of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
The American Economic Review
4. Public (U.S.) Compared to Private (U.K.) Regulation of Corporate Financial Disclosure The Accounting Review
5. DAAM: The Demand for Alternative Accounting Measurements with M. Krasney Journal of Accounting Research
6. Fair-Value Accounting: A Cautionary Tale from Enron Journal of Accounting and Public Policy
7. The Value of the SEC's Accounting Disclosure Requirements The Accounting Review
8. Financial Reporting of Derivatives: An Analysis of the Issues, Evaluation of Proposals, and a Suggested Solution with Shehzad Mian Journal of Financial Engineering
9. Principles- Versus Rules-Based Accounting Standards: The FASB's Standard Setting Strategy with Michael Bromwich and Alfred Wagenhofer Abacus
Finance
10. Determinants of Bid-Asked Margins in the Over-the-Counter Market with Robert L. Hagerman Journal of Financial Economics
11. A Transactions Cost Approach to the Theory of Financial Intermediating with Clifford W. Smith, Jr.
Journal of Finance
12. The Impact of Maturity Regulation on High Interest Rate Lenders and Borrowers Journal of Financial Economics
13. Risk on Consumer Finance Company Personal Loans Journal of Finance
14. Rate Ceiling Implications of the Cost Structure of Consumer Finance Companies Journal of Finance
15. The Self-Serving Management Hypothesis Some Evidence Journal of Accounting and Economics
16. Why Effective Spreads on NASADQ Were Higher than on the New York Stock Exchange in the 1990s with Robert A. Wood Journal of Empirical Finance
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Deborah Nicholas
reviewed The Selected Works of George J. Benston, Volume 2: Accounting and Finance on August 09, 2011
The Selected Works of George J. Benston, Volume 2: Accounting and Finance
After approximately ONE MILLION YEARS I have finally finished reading this book! I read the first third over the period of like, a year and a half and then finished off the last two-thirds between yesterday and today. It's a fairly gripping read and does a great job conveying exactly how ludicrous the 24 hour business news cycle can be and considering journalist ethics with a very real meter of stock prices rising or dipping based on single reports. That being said, this book felt very distracting for much of it--namely that I could not even begin to keep straight the cast of so many anchors and CEOs or executives at each media company. I could get a sense of how big some of these personalities were but mostly this book felt like it tried to cram too much narrative and stories into poorly organized sections that were only vaguely chronological. Nonetheless, I'm glad I read this book as it gave me a better context for the late 1990s/early 2000s and some of the financial stuff that was going on with my parents.
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