Incentives for Information Production
Market Failures in Information Production
Information Characterization
Dal Maso et al. Article
100

The simple argument that all information, whether good or bad, is released.

What is the disclosure principal?

100

This type of information asymmetry can involve insider trading.

What is adverse selection?

100

This type of information, if released, would affect the future cash flows of the firm that released it.

What is proprietary information?

100

This variable was found to have a negative relationship with income-increasing ALLP. 

What is accounting enforcement?

200

This type of incentive relates to managing relationships between a firm and other parties, such as managers and lenders.

What is a contractual incentive?

200

This type of information asymmetry involves the inability to observe managerial effort.

What is moral hazard?

200

This type of information, if released, does not affect the future cash flows of the firm that released it.

What is non-proprietary information?

200

This party is generally concerned about transparent financial reporting that reflects true economic performance.

Who are accounting standard setters?

300

This term refers to a way managers can reveal a firm’s quality without the disclosure of heavy details.

What is signalling?

300

A lack of this concept can involve individuals (or groups of individuals) valuing things differently.

What is unanimity?

300

This refers to information being characterized by the amount of detail or thoroughness that is provided. 

What is finer information?

300

This party, allowed bank managers to build higher loan loss reserves (particularly in the pre-crisis period).

Who are bank regulators?

400

This market evaluates manager performance and may incentivize managers to disclose truthful, unbiased information as releasing false information may damage their reputation.

What is the managerial labour market?

400

This concept refers to the benefits an individual or firm receives from an externality, at little or no cost.

What is free-riding?

400

This refers to information being characterized by the amount of supplementary information provided by accountants or others.


What is additional information?

400

Official supervisory power is one of three factors used to measure this specific variable. 

What is bank regulation?

500

This market creates an incentive for managers to release information because more information increases investor confidence in the firm which can either cause an increase in the firm’s share price or a decrease in the firm’s cost of capital. 

What is the capital market?

500

This concept describes when an action is taken by a firm that imposes costs or benefits on others. In addition, the firm imposing the action is not charged or does not receive revenue from imposing costs or benefits on others.

What is an externality?

500

The essence of this concept is that the receiver knows that the supplier of information has an incentive to disclose truthfully.

What is credibility?

500

In contrast to the pre-crisis period, Maso et al. found a positive association between accounting enforcement and this variable in the post-crisis period.


What is income-decreasing ALLP?

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