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Street Earnings and Board Independence
We examine the characteristics of Street Earnings and board independence to understand how board structure shapes disclosure. We find that when boards contain fewer independent directors, exclusions from Street Earnings (1) have more predictive ability for future earnings, suggesting tha
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