Stephen P. Baginski

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Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
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Commerce-Business Economics
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Baginski SP, Bozzolan S, Marra A, et al. (2016) Strategy, Valuation, and Forecast Accuracy: Evidence from Italian Strategic Plan Disclosures European Accounting Review. 1-38
Baginski SP, Rakow KC. (2012) Management earnings forecast disclosure policy and the cost of equity capital Review of Accounting Studies. 17: 279-321
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Wieland MM. (2011) An examination of the effects of management earnings forecast form and explanations on financial analyst forecast revisions Advances in Accounting. 27: 17-25
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Kimbrough MD. (2008) Macro information environment change and the quality of management earnings forecasts Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. 31: 311-330
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Kimbrough MD. (2004) Why Do Managers Explain Their Earnings Forecasts? Journal of Accounting Research. 42: 1-29
Baginski SP, Branson BC, Lorek KS, et al. (2003) A TIME-SERIES APPROACH TO MEASURING THE DECLINE IN QUARTERLY EARNINGS PERSISTENCE Advances in Accounting. 20: 23-42
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Kimbrough MD. (2002) The effect of legal environment on voluntary disclosure: Evidence from management earnings forecasts issued in U.S. and Canadian markets Accounting Review. 77: 25-50
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Neill JD. (2001) The probability of earnings-related disclosure as a determinant of predisclosure information production Advances in Accounting. 18: 1-24
Baginski SP, Hassell JM, Hillison WA. (2000) Voluntary causal disclosures: Tendencies and capital market reaction Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. 15: 371-389
Baginski SP, Lorek KS, Willinger GL, et al. (1999) The relationship between economic characteristics and alternative annual earnings persistence measures Accounting Review. 74: 105-120
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