Post by arfanho7 on Feb 24, 2024 7:23:16 GMT
We examine whether managers whose psychological contracts are breached seek redress by building additional budgetary slack into their budget requests. Experimental results indicate that authoritative and consultative budgeting result in psychological contract breach to a greater extent than participative budgeting. To seek redress managers build in more budgetary slack when budgeting is authoritative or consultative than when it is participative.
Furthermore the effects of the extent of psychological contract breach on built in budgetary slack persist in the future when budgeting is participative. Download working paper http hbs faculty Pages item.aspx num Applications of Fractional Response Model to the Study of Bounded Dependent Variables in Accounting Research By Gallani Egypt WhatsApp Number List Susanna Ranjani Krishnan and Jeffrey M. Wooldridge ABSTRACT—Bounded dependent variables are frequently encountered in settings of interest for accounting researchers. these variables presents particular challenges. Linear estimation methods e.g. OLS are often inadequate in the study of bounded dependent variables and may produce predicted values that lie outside the unit interval.
Established nonlinear approaches such as logit and probit transformations or censored and truncated regressions may attenuate the shortcomings of linear regressions. However these approaches are not suitable in settings where a material portion of the observations is at the boundaries. Nonlinear methods use restrictive distributional assumptions and employ ad hoc transformations for observations at the boundaries. The fractional response model FRM Papke and Wooldridge overcomes many limitations of established linear and non linear econometric solutions in the study of bounded data.
Furthermore the effects of the extent of psychological contract breach on built in budgetary slack persist in the future when budgeting is participative. Download working paper http hbs faculty Pages item.aspx num Applications of Fractional Response Model to the Study of Bounded Dependent Variables in Accounting Research By Gallani Egypt WhatsApp Number List Susanna Ranjani Krishnan and Jeffrey M. Wooldridge ABSTRACT—Bounded dependent variables are frequently encountered in settings of interest for accounting researchers. these variables presents particular challenges. Linear estimation methods e.g. OLS are often inadequate in the study of bounded dependent variables and may produce predicted values that lie outside the unit interval.
Established nonlinear approaches such as logit and probit transformations or censored and truncated regressions may attenuate the shortcomings of linear regressions. However these approaches are not suitable in settings where a material portion of the observations is at the boundaries. Nonlinear methods use restrictive distributional assumptions and employ ad hoc transformations for observations at the boundaries. The fractional response model FRM Papke and Wooldridge overcomes many limitations of established linear and non linear econometric solutions in the study of bounded data.