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L'internationalisation de la présentation des états financiers des sociétés françaises : une étude empirique longitudinale

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  • Yuan Ding
  • Hervé Stolowy
  • Michel Tenenhaus

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In a context of development of international capital markets, it seems interesting to consider the adaptation of Anglo-American practices by big European groups. The paper illustrates the evolution towards the Anglo-American standards through a study of the presentation of financial statements. Based on a sample of one hundred large French industrial and commercial groups over a ten-year period, and applying a logistic regression, our survey confirms the tendency for companies to use the Anglo-American standards.

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  • Yuan Ding & Hervé Stolowy & Michel Tenenhaus, 2002. "L'internationalisation de la présentation des états financiers des sociétés françaises : une étude empirique longitudinale," ACCRA, Association francophone de comptabilité, vol. 8(1), pages 45-68.
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