Synopsis
Most of the previous studies about firm’s market value are only limited to the information related to financial statements. As a new theory to this area, Ohlson Model made great contribution to the relationship between incorporate growth and none-financial statement information. It can be seen a new and important accounting equity valuation model which has made great contribution to the theory of equity valuation area.
Although so many people have studied this area, this paper will also research it again. And it will be focused on the equity valuation using forecasted earnings. It is mainly based on the test of Ohlson (1995) Model. After review the past literatures, this paper will then explain the Ohlson Model from three aspects, like the model development, hypothesis testing, model specifications. And then, it will be clarify the research design and data. There are two aspects of this part which includes the procedures for implementation, data and sample description. Following this chapter, it is about the empirical results..........................
Acknowledgements
Introduction
2.0 Literature Review
3.0 The Ohlson (1995) Model
3.1 Main contents of this Model
3.2 Model development
3.2.1 The residual income model
3.2.2 The Linear Information Models
3.3 Hypothesis Testing
3.4 Model Specifications
Specification 2:
4.0 Research Design and Data
4.1 Procedures for Implementation
4.2 Data and Sample Description
4.2.1 Estimating cost of capital
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5.0 Empirical Results
5.1 Autoregressive
www.51lunwen.org Properties of the (Ohlson) model’s variables
5.1.1 Autoregressive properties of abnormal earnings
5.1.2 The optimal lag structure
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5.4 Prediction of future stock returns
6.0 Summary and Conclusion
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