Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting & Economics

Papers
(The TQCC of Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting & Economics is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Driving factors of capital allocation efficiency in the artificial intelligence industry in China– the perspective of a financing ecosystem17
Military experience and corporate social responsibility: evidence from china16
Auditor career concerns, audit fees and audit quality16
Initial credit ratings and voluntary disclosure : Evidence from Korea12
Corporate cash holdings under Sino-US trade conflict: evidence from China12
Human resource quality and firm performance: the role of education in China10
Do foreign institutional investors vote with their feet when firms engage in distinctive characteristics of real earnings management10
The impact of China’s One-Belt One-Road initiative on international trade and global value chains8
The impact of economic indicators on an international financial diversification: a long term investment approach8
AI implementation and corporate ESG performance: evidence from SMPP adoption8
Time-varying effects of the gold price and the oil price on imports in Turkey6
The carbon risk premium: evidence from Chinese stock market6
The information advantage from existing bank-firm relationships -evidence from new clients’ screening5
Predicting stock returns with financial ratios: A new methodology incorporating machine learning techniques to beat the market5
Does the informal hierarchy of independent directors have a corporate governance effect? Evidence from China5
Digital transformation and financing constraints of SMEs: evidence from China5
Can mixed ownership reform improve labor investment efficiency: evidence from China5
Regional cultural diversity and corporate philanthropy: evidence from Chinese dialects5
Cost-based pricing in government procurements with unobservable cost-reducing actions and productivity4
Ethnicity-based director network and earnings quality4
GDP manipulation and environmental information disclosure: evidence from China4
Inside the black box of ESG-related terms in corporate site visits and ESG ratings improvement*4
Can call auction reduce closing price manipulation in the stock market?4
Does litigation risk increase audit effort?4
Tournament incentives and corporate digital transformation—evidence from China4
Foreign investors’ reactions to China’s ‘Double Reduction’ policy: evidence from the A-H market divergence4
Does managerial ability contribute to export product quality upgrading? Evidence from China3
Do charitable auditors deliver better audit quality? Evidence from Chinese CPAs3
Pollution, trade liberalization, and urban unemployment3
A network analysis on fund portfolio mismatch and market volatility: evidence from China3
Policy uncertainty and corporate innovation in a transitional economy: evidence from China3
Income diversification, credit risk and bank stability: evidence from an emerging market3
Macroeconomic outlook optimism and analysts’ four-quarter-ahead quarterly earnings forecast optimism*3
Mandatory ESG disclosure and trade credit: international evidence2
How do investors view firm’s customer concentration through bank loan announcements? Evidence from China*2
Does the service trade network impact on technological complexity of exports?——New perspective based on social network approach2
Operating leverage and corporate cash holdings: evidence from China2
The informational role of analyst coverage on firm innovation: evidence from China2
Executive extraversion and voluntary disclosure: evidence from management earnings forecasts2
Signing auditors’ experience and client investment efficiency2
The influence of investment lag on company value in a non-financing constrained region2
Machine learning in predicting stock indexes: the role of online stock forum sentiment in MIDAS model2
Open government data and management earnings forecast quality: evidence from China2
Organizational structure and tax avoidance: multinational evidence from business group affiliation2
Extreme climate risks and corporate bond yield spreads: evidence from China2
Business group and analyst earnings forecast: evidence from China2
Artificial intelligence adoption and credit ratings*2
Corporate social responsibility: opportunistic behavior under earnings management?2
Collusion, shading, internal and external auditing in the simple hierarchical agency2
The impact of board structure on bank loan herding via mediation of underperformance2
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