His primary areas of study are Audit, Accounting, Joint audit, Quality audit and Accrual. His Audit research integrates issues from Test, Finance and Reputation. Jere R. Francis interconnects Scrutiny and Scientific evidence in the investigation of issues within Accounting.
His study of Auditor independence is a part of Joint audit. As a part of the same scientific study, Jere R. Francis usually deals with the Quality audit, concentrating on Audit evidence and frequently concerns with Audit plan and Information technology audit. His work deals with themes such as Conservatism and Auditor's report, Going concern, which intersect with Accrual.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Accounting, Audit, Quality audit, Joint audit and Earnings quality. The study incorporates disciplines such as Quality and Finance in addition to Accounting. Jere R. Francis has included themes like Test and Earnings, Accrual in his Audit study.
His study in Quality audit is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Market share, Enforcement and Dominance. His Joint audit research integrates issues from External auditor and Reputation. His Earnings quality research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Separate legal entity and Earnings response coefficient.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Accounting, Audit, Earnings quality, Quality audit and Joint audit. His study on Earnings is often connected to Homophily as part of broader study in Accounting. His work on Auditor's report, Going concern and Accounting firm as part of general Audit study is frequently linked to Social connectedness, bridging the gap between disciplines.
His Earnings quality research incorporates elements of Separate legal entity, Shock and Reputation. His Quality audit study introduces a deeper knowledge of Quality. His work carried out in the field of Joint audit brings together such families of science as Marketing and Finance.
His primary areas of investigation include Accounting, Audit, Enforcement, Earnings quality and Auditor's report. His Quality research extends to the thematically linked field of Accounting. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Mergers and acquisitions, Accounting standard and Liberian dollar.
The various areas that Jere R. Francis examines in his Earnings quality study include Accounting firm, Shock, Reputation, Litigation risk analysis and Investor protection. The concepts of his Auditor's report study are interwoven with issues in Auditor independence, Welfare economics, Agency cost, Inherent risk and Audit substantive test. His Quality audit study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Explanatory power and Fixed effects model.
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Auditor brand name reputations and industry specializations
Allen T Craswell;Jere R Francis;Stephen L Taylor.
Journal of Accounting and Economics (1995)
The Role of Big 6 Auditors in the Credible Reporting of Accruals
Jere R. Francis;Edward L. Maydew;H. Charles Sparks.
Ear and Hearing (1999)
Does size matter? The influence of large clients on office-level auditor reporting decisions
J.Kenneth Reynolds;Jere R Francis.
Journal of Accounting and Economics (2000)
Big 4 Office Size and Audit Quality
Jere R. Francis;Michael D. Yu.
The Accounting Review (2009)
Accounting Accruals and Auditor Reporting Conservatism
Jere R. Francis;Jagan Krishnan.
Contemporary Accounting Research (1999)
What do we know about audit quality
Jere R. Francis.
British Accounting Review (2004)
Auditor Changes: A Joint Test of Theories Relating to Agency Costs and Auditor Differentiation
Jere R. Francis;Earl R. Wilson.
(2016)
The Joint Effect of Investor Protection and Big 4 Audits on Earnings Quality around the World
Jere R. Francis;Dechun Wang.
Contemporary Accounting Research (2008)
The effect of audit firm size on audit prices: A study of the Australian Market
Jere R. Francis.
Journal of Accounting and Economics (1984)
Selection models in accounting research
Clive S. Lennox;Jere R. Francis;Zitian Wang.
The Accounting Review (2012)
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