论文信息 - An accounting change and information processing changes

An accounting change and information processing changes

Abstract Additional experimental evidence is presented about information processing changes made by individuals in response to an accounting change. Subjects apparently changed their information processing in response to a nonlinearity effect, but not in response to an accounting change and additional information about the change.

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