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   Jan 4, 2023 · The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. We develop a conceptual framework to better classify prior research and identify appropriate measures of reputation that match the chosen definition.

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   Jan 4, 2023 · The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. We develop a conceptual framework to better classify prior ...

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   often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. We develop a conceptual framework to better classify prior research and identify appropriate measures of reputation that match the chosen definition. We also suggest a number of further research opportunities: Accounting scholars may ...

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   nagement of an operational crisis event or a specific reputation issue.3. Reputational crises often have personal impacts, affecting careers, and. cc. sionally leading to the departure of senior figures in an organisation.4. Failure to invest in reputational resilience may lead to a significant increase in costs, distrac. f.

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   Jan 1, 2012 · The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. ... 'Reputation-as-Assessment', is stakeholders' overall ...

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   Do secondary financial measures reflect stakeholders' reputation assessments?

   • The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. We develop a conceptual framework to better classify prior research and identify appropriate measures of reputation that match the chosen definition.

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   Do measures of reputation fit well with its definition?

   • We further find that measures of reputation do not fit well with its definition. The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments.

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   Does Corporate Reputation affect stakeholder behaviour?

   • The review by Money et al. (2017) suggests a novel reputation framework that includes the functional, relational, motivational, and third-party causes of corporate reputation, as well as its consequences for stakeholder behaviour.

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   What is a reputation assessment?

   • In the accounting literature, reputation assessments are centred around a company’s competence, e.g. its ability to deliver high-quality products or services (e.g. audit quality) and the company’s integrity, that is, its ability to fulfil its commitments and, more generally, to adhere to ethical principles.

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   How can a conceptual framework improve corporate reputation?

   • The conceptual framework offers alternative measures that reflect stakeholders’ subjective perceptions directly, and thus measure reputation more accurately. Previous reviews on corporate reputation provide valuable, but often different insights.

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   What role do social norms play in a company's reputation assessment?

   • Stakeholders’ normative expectations play an important role in management. This stream of the literature argues that social norms define reference points that also guide stakeholders’ reputation assessments in addition to benchmarking the company against competitors (Deephouse and Carter 2005).

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 258126403Measuring Corporate Reputation Definition and Data - ResearchGate

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   Dec 1, 2002 · The accounting literature often employs secondary financial measures, which poorly reflect stakeholders’ reputation assessments. ... and integrity assessments; (c) the role of stakeholders ...