Bharat Sarath

Business & Economics

1. Disclosure 100%
2. Fair Value 73%
3. Earnings Management 61%
4. Corporate Governance 60%
5. Litigation 52%
6. Pensions 47%
7. Rate of Return 47%
8. Adverse Selection 43%
9. Risk Preferences 37%
10. Announcement 36%
11. Maximum Likelihood Estimation 35%
12. Traders 35%
13. Internal Control Weaknesses 32%
14. Correlated Signals 32%
15. Seller 31%
16. Backdating 30%
17. Returns Management 30%
18. Public Information 29%
19. Reporting Bias 29%
20. Equity 29%
21. Audit Quality 29%
22. Non-market Valuation 28%
23. Material Weakness 28%
24. Sarbanes-Oxley Act 27%
25. Stock Recommendations 27%
26. Voluntary Disclosure 27%
27. Auditor Quality 27%
28. Optimal Contract 27%
29. Opportunism 26%
30. Buyers 26%
31. Fair Value Accounting 26%
32. Cash Flow 25%
33. Value of Information 25%
34. Accounting Earnings 25%
35. Restatements 25%
36. Risk Factors 25%
37. Liability Insurance 25%
38. Order Effects 25%
39. Auditor Independence 24%
40. Quality Control 24%
41. Production Frontier 24%
42. Auditors 24%
43. Shareholders 24%
44. Insider Trading 23%
45. Managers 23%
46. Securitization 22%
47. Efficient Markets 22%
48. Investors 22%
49. Incentives 22%
50. Financial Statements 21%