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By Nandana Pushpakumara Wasantha Pathiranage

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This case study is based on quantitative research conducted using secondary data. The study investigated the analysts' efficiency in using fundamental information included in financial statements for their earnings forecasts. The study also investigated the impact of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on this efficiency. Here "efficiency" refers to the analysts' ability to use information content regarding future earnings embedded in fundamental information. This case study focuses on explaining the steps involved in using sequential regression models to examine analyst efficiency, interpreting the results from each sequential regression, and understanding the interlinkages between sequential regression models. Furthermore, this case study shares the authors' experience in collecting and handling data from different sources, in different countries, and at multiple points in time within a year for many years. Finally, the authors reflect on the challenges encountered and how to handle them when undertaking such research. While the readers of this case study will gain insights into the above-mentioned aspects, they will also learn how the application of sequential regression models is different from other models used in quantitative methods, the types of studies for which they can use this research method, and whether they should attempt to use this research method.

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