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A considerable body of literature has developed following Hopwood (Hopwood, A. G. (1972). An empirical
study of the role of accounting data in performance evaluation. Journal of Accounting Research Supplement 156±182)
studying the consequences of evaluative style on managerial behaviour and performance. However, this literature
also displays some confusion and ambiguity concerning both the conceptualization and measurement of evaluative
style.
doc_468981180.pdf
A considerable body of literature has developed following Hopwood (Hopwood, A. G. (1972). An empirical
study of the role of accounting data in performance evaluation. Journal of Accounting Research Supplement 156±182)
studying the consequences of evaluative style on managerial behaviour and performance. However, this literature
also displays some confusion and ambiguity concerning both the conceptualization and measurement of evaluative
style.
doc_468981180.pdf