Table 6

Estimation and analysis results of the models of Jones (1991), modified Jones (Dechow et al., 1995), Kasznik (1999) and Kothari et al. (2005) 

ModelEffectsStatisticAmountAnalysisGeneral model analysis
Jones (1991) RandomR20.291Very weakThe low R2 and R2 Adj. have led to uncertainty about the model
 RAdj20.284Very weak 
 F20.127Acceptable at 95% confidence interval 
 p-value0.000 
Modified Jones (Dechow et al., 1995)RandomR20.301Very weakThe low R2 and R2 Adj. have led to uncertainty about the model
 RAdj20.284Very weak 
 F21.564Acceptable at 95% confidence interval 
 p-value0.000 
Kasznik (1999) RandomR20.934Very strongThe high R2, R2 Adj. and absence of ECM concerning the F-test statistic caused a high significance level to this model
 RAdj20.911Very strong 
 F297.607Acceptable at 95% confidence interval 
 p-value0.000 
Kothari et al. (2005) RandomR20.395474Relatively weakThe low R2 and R2 Adj. make the model insignificant
 RAdj20.299487Relatively weak 
 F0.514974Acceptable at 95% confidence interval 
 p-value0.000 

Source(s): Author's own calculations

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