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Earning Quality and Performance of Brazilian Companies of Open Capital

Josimar Pires da Silva    
Rafael Martins Noriller    
Cesar Augusto Tibúrcio Silva    
Jorge Katsumi Niyama    

Resumen

The present work to analyze the relationship between earning quality versus performance of Brazilian companies listed in Brazil, Bolsa, Balcão (B3). The methodology consists of a descriptive, basic and quantitative approach with static panel data and multiple regression application. With a sample of 371 Brazilian publicly traded companies from 2010 to 2016. Nine relevant research hypotheses were elaborated on the relationship between the quality of profit and performance. We confirmed the hypothesis of the relation between the persistence with Return on Asset (ROA) and the persistence relation with the Operating Cash Flow (FCO). It is concluded that the main contribution of the research is the confirmation of the positive relation of the proxy persistence with the performance of the companies in Brazil.

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pp. 108 - 123
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