goodwill include asset values that are effectively written off by investors during
the year of acquisition.
Following Hirschey and Richardson (2002), this chapter tests the information
content of accounting goodwill numbers using an event-study methodology that
avoids potential pitfalls of the balance sheet models tested by Chauvin and
Hirschey (1994), among others. As noted by Chauvin and Hirschey (1994),
important positive influences of advertising and research and development
(R&D) on goodwill are apparent, as are beneficial spillover effects of identifiable
intangible assets. A reservoir of customer goodwill enjoyed by large firms with
significant tangible ...
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