What does it mean when researchers claim that for a signal to be credible, it must be
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What does it mean when researchers claim that for a signal to be credible, it must be 'costly' to replicate? Consider an example where accounting information is used for signalling purposes. Is the signal credible? What are the potential costs of replicating that accounting signal?
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ISBN: 9780470818152
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Authors: Jayne Godfrey, Ann Tarca, Allan Hodgson, Jane Hamilton, Scott Holmes
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