Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry

This paper examines the value-relevance of financial and nonfinancial information within the motion picture production and distribution industry. By regressing stock returns and stock prices on various combinations of reported financial variables and unreported quantitative and qualitative nonfinanc...

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Main Author: HOU, Suna
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2016
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36755/
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description This paper examines the value-relevance of financial and nonfinancial information within the motion picture production and distribution industry. By regressing stock returns and stock prices on various combinations of reported financial variables and unreported quantitative and qualitative nonfinancial variables, it is found that both financial (earnings, book values) and nonfinancial information (release amount, user ratings) are value relevant. When combined in the same regression model, nonfinancial metrics add incremental explanatory power over that provided by conventional financial measures. The interrelation between financial and nonfinancial variables is also scrutinised to detect the sustainability-relevant factors.
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spelling nottingham-367552017-10-19T17:02:48Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36755/ Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry HOU, Suna This paper examines the value-relevance of financial and nonfinancial information within the motion picture production and distribution industry. By regressing stock returns and stock prices on various combinations of reported financial variables and unreported quantitative and qualitative nonfinancial variables, it is found that both financial (earnings, book values) and nonfinancial information (release amount, user ratings) are value relevant. When combined in the same regression model, nonfinancial metrics add incremental explanatory power over that provided by conventional financial measures. The interrelation between financial and nonfinancial variables is also scrutinised to detect the sustainability-relevant factors. 2016 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36755/1/Value-relevance%20of%20Financial%20and%20Nonfinancial%20Information%20An%20Empirical%20Study%20of%20US%20Motion%20Picture%20Industry.pdf HOU, Suna (2016) Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] Value-relevance; Industry analysis; Financial information; Nonfinancial information; Motion picture production and distribution; User ratings; Sustainability analysis
spellingShingle Value-relevance; Industry analysis; Financial information; Nonfinancial information; Motion picture production and distribution; User ratings; Sustainability analysis
HOU, Suna
Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title_full Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title_fullStr Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title_full_unstemmed Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title_short Value-relevance of Financial and Nonfinancial Information: An Empirical Study of US Motion Picture Industry
title_sort value-relevance of financial and nonfinancial information: an empirical study of us motion picture industry
topic Value-relevance; Industry analysis; Financial information; Nonfinancial information; Motion picture production and distribution; User ratings; Sustainability analysis
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36755/