Table 4 reports the results of relative information content tests for firms using
an EVA-like performance measure. EBEI exhibits the largest R2s for the ‘Any,’
‘Performance’ and ‘Comp’ groups, but EVA has the largest R2 for the ‘Comp
Year’ sample. However, none of the performance measures differ significantly in
relative information content at the 5% level, and only 3 out of 18 comparisons at
the 10% level (EBEI'CFO for the ‘Any’ sub-sample (p"0.073); EBEI'RI
for the ‘Any’ and ‘Performance’ sub-samples (p"0.094 and 0.059, respectively)).
While earnings is not as dominant in these smaller sub-samples of EVA users,
neither do the findings show EVA dominating earnings in its association with
stock returns. The lower significance levels may be attributable in part to the
smaller sample sizes used in these tests.
Table 4 reports the results of relative information content tests for firms usingan EVA-like performance measure. EBEI exhibits the largest R2s for the ‘Any,’‘Performance’ and ‘Comp’ groups, but EVA has the largest R2 for the ‘CompYear’ sample. However, none of the performance measures differ significantly inrelative information content at the 5% level, and only 3 out of 18 comparisons atthe 10% level (EBEI'CFO for the ‘Any’ sub-sample (p"0.073); EBEI'RIfor the ‘Any’ and ‘Performance’ sub-samples (p"0.094 and 0.059, respectively)).While earnings is not as dominant in these smaller sub-samples of EVA users,neither do the findings show EVA dominating earnings in its association withstock returns. The lower significance levels may be attributable in part to thesmaller sample sizes used in these tests.
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