Since 1934, the Commission has insisted on full, complete, accurate, and informative disclosure.
If strategy disclosure is informative to investors with respect to an asset's payoff function, increased levels of strategy disclosure for a given firm should then be associated with lower cost of equity capital.
Is information always informative?
One goal of these technologies is the provision of tools that facilitate a more informative decision about personal data disclosures.
Another implication is that timely workplace safety disclosures could be informative about overall corporate culture and, specifically, a myopic focus on earnings targets that may be associated with other forms of earnings management.
Second, improving the quality of detection technology may not promote the disclosure of private information about an outbreak because more informative reports could also trigger harsher sanctions.
Disclosure requirements, on the other hand, unambiguously lead to more informative prices and a higher report quality relative to either information barriers or no regulation.
Our evidence suggests that management disclosure practices respond, at least partly, to informative motivations.
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Our results imply that mandating the public disclosure of performance measures, particularly measures that are relatively informative about ability but are difficult to influence through managerial effort, may have the unintended consequence of generating inefficiencies in firms' employment contracts.
Research into the nature of online communication by Miller and Gergen [ 20] found informative and help-seeking interchanges including requests for information on the problem situation, requests for help with a personal problem, and problem disclosure.
