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Título da fonte: | BBR. Brazilian Business Review (English edition. Online) |
Texto Completo: | http://www.bbronline.com.br/index.php/bbr/article/view/480 |
Resumo: | This second issue of the first volume of BBR – Brazilian Business Review maintains its philosophy as an instrument for publishing scientific works with strong methodological characteristics. Francislene de Paulo and Flávia Dalmácio discuss the explanatory notes to the financial statement and the president’s message as sources of information and disclosure for Espírito Santo-based companies. Ivone Gonçalves Luiz, Luciene Santana and Álvaro Ricardino Filho discuss the suitability of the company’s financial statements that have received ANEFAC/FIPECAPI/SERASA awards in 2003 with regards to the disclosure of the companies’ liabilities. Reinaldo Guerreiro, Beng Soo Ong and Ariovaldo dos Santos debate the controller’s and commercial management’s perception on the use of sales promotion systems. The results indicate some convergence of perception of the two groups studied. In a highly conceptual paper, Fábio Frezatti discusses the several budget dimensions and their implications for company management. In a second follow-up article, César Medeiros Cupertino and Paulo Roberto Barbosa Lustosa analyze the empirical testing of the Ohlson Model and show that no consensus has yet been achieved on the best way to estimate the model’s informational parameters. I warmly invite the Brazilian academic community to contribute to the BBR – Brazilian Business Review in its mission to increase the publication’s penetration and the disclosure of scientific papers in Brazil. |
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EditorialEditorialThis second issue of the first volume of BBR – Brazilian Business Review maintains its philosophy as an instrument for publishing scientific works with strong methodological characteristics. Francislene de Paulo and Flávia Dalmácio discuss the explanatory notes to the financial statement and the president’s message as sources of information and disclosure for Espírito Santo-based companies. Ivone Gonçalves Luiz, Luciene Santana and Álvaro Ricardino Filho discuss the suitability of the company’s financial statements that have received ANEFAC/FIPECAPI/SERASA awards in 2003 with regards to the disclosure of the companies’ liabilities. Reinaldo Guerreiro, Beng Soo Ong and Ariovaldo dos Santos debate the controller’s and commercial management’s perception on the use of sales promotion systems. The results indicate some convergence of perception of the two groups studied. In a highly conceptual paper, Fábio Frezatti discusses the several budget dimensions and their implications for company management. In a second follow-up article, César Medeiros Cupertino and Paulo Roberto Barbosa Lustosa analyze the empirical testing of the Ohlson Model and show that no consensus has yet been achieved on the best way to estimate the model’s informational parameters. I warmly invite the Brazilian academic community to contribute to the BBR – Brazilian Business Review in its mission to increase the publication’s penetration and the disclosure of scientific papers in Brazil.Neste segundo número do primeiro volume da BBR – Brazilian Business Review, temos a continuidade de sua filosofia de veículo para a publicação de trabalhos científicos construídos com forte rigor metodológico. Francislene de Paulo e Flávia Dalmácio discutem as notas explicativas e o relatório da administração como fontes de informação e divulgação para empresas capixabas. Ivone Gonçalves Luiz, Luciene Santana e Álvaro Augusto Ricardino Filho discutem por intermédio da análise de conteúdo, a adequação das demonstrações financeiras das empresas vencedoras do prêmio ANEFAC/FIPECAFI/SERASA em 2003 no que se refere a divulgação de informações sobre o passivo das empresas. Reinaldo Guerreiro, Beng Soo Ong e Ariovaldo dos Santos discutem a percepção de controllers e gestores comerciais a respeito da utilização de sistemas de promoção de vendas. Os resultados indicam relativa similaridade nas percepções de ambos os grupos pesquisados. Fábio Frezatti discute, em um trabalho altamente conceitual, as várias dimensões do orçamento e suas implicações para a gestão das empresas. No segundo artigo da seqüência sobre o modelo de Ohlson, César Medeiros Cupertino e Paulo Roberto Barbosa Lustosa analisam a testabilidade empírica do modelo de Ohlson e acabam por mostrar que não há consenso sobre a melhor forma de estimar os parâmetros informacionais do modelo. Gostaria de ressaltar o convite aos colegas da comunidade acadêmica brasileira a contribuir com a BBR – Brazilian Business Reviewem sua missão de fortalecer a produção e divulgação de trabalhos científicos de alto nível no Brasil.FUCAPE Business Shool2004-06-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionIssue editorialIssue editorialhttp://www.bbronline.com.br/index.php/bbr/article/view/480Brazilian Business Review; Vol. 1 No. 2 (2004): July to December 2004Brazilian Business Review; v. 1 n. 2 (2004): Julho a Dezembro de 20041808-23861807-734Xreponame:BBR. Brazilian Business Review (English edition. Online)instname:Fucape Business School (FBS)instacron:FBSCopyright (c) 2004 Brazilian Business Reviewhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessLopes, Alexsandro Broedel2018-11-07T19:34:28Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/480Revistahttps://www.bbronline.com.br/index.php/bbr/indexONGhttp://www.bbronline.com.br/index.php/bbr/oai|| bbronline@bbronline.com.br1808-23861808-2386opendoar:2018-11-07T19:34:28BBR. Brazilian Business Review (English edition. Online) - Fucape Business School (FBS)false |
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This second issue of the first volume of BBR – Brazilian Business Review maintains its philosophy as an instrument for publishing scientific works with strong methodological characteristics. Francislene de Paulo and Flávia Dalmácio discuss the explanatory notes to the financial statement and the president’s message as sources of information and disclosure for Espírito Santo-based companies. Ivone Gonçalves Luiz, Luciene Santana and Álvaro Ricardino Filho discuss the suitability of the company’s financial statements that have received ANEFAC/FIPECAPI/SERASA awards in 2003 with regards to the disclosure of the companies’ liabilities. Reinaldo Guerreiro, Beng Soo Ong and Ariovaldo dos Santos debate the controller’s and commercial management’s perception on the use of sales promotion systems. The results indicate some convergence of perception of the two groups studied. In a highly conceptual paper, Fábio Frezatti discusses the several budget dimensions and their implications for company management. In a second follow-up article, César Medeiros Cupertino and Paulo Roberto Barbosa Lustosa analyze the empirical testing of the Ohlson Model and show that no consensus has yet been achieved on the best way to estimate the model’s informational parameters. I warmly invite the Brazilian academic community to contribute to the BBR – Brazilian Business Review in its mission to increase the publication’s penetration and the disclosure of scientific papers in Brazil. |
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