Earnings management is usually considered to be unethical when the company is purposefully providing mis-stated or inaccurate financial information. It often involves manipulating financial statements to present a more favorable picture of a company's financial position or performance than what is truthful. This practice can mislead investors and other stakeholders, potentially leading to regulatory scrutiny and loss of trust.
Earnings management is usually considered to be
when the company is purposefully providing mis-stated or inaccurate financial information.
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