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Table 3 Regression results using Models 1a and 2b

From: An empirical study of the earnings–returns association: an evidence from China’s A-share market

Years

Model (1)

Model (2)

Coef.

t

p value

Adj. R2

ObS.

Coef.

t

p value

Adj. R2

ObS.

Panel A: for all the years of the study

 2007–2016

.5374857

12.76

0.000

0.0075

21,351

.7871743

14.94

0.000

0.0103

21,351

Panel B: for each year of the study

 2007

.8667998

5.20

0.000

0.0174

1469

.8652518

5.19

0.000

0.0174

1469

 2008

− .0791556

− 2.35

0.019

0.0029

1573

.2334002

3.80

0.000

0.0085

1573

 2009

.1363219

1.77

0.077

0.0013

1651

.5110337

4.16

0.000

0.0098

1651

 2010

.4337996

3.29

0.001

0.0056

1741

.6571182

4.32

0.000

0.0101

1741

 2011

1.000335

15.78

0.000

0.1069

2074

.9910451

16.32

0.000

0.1135

2074

 2012

.0932823

1.36

0.175

0.0004

2353

.5801068

7.85

0.000

0.0251

2353

 2013

.2538702

3.00

0.003

0.0032

2517

.4283031

4.39

0.000

0.0072

2517

 2014

.1901409

1.97

0.050

0.0011

2505

.3437245

3.43

.001

0.0043

2505

 2015

.0490441

0.39

0.695

− 0.0003

2640

.136619

1.08

0.282

0.0001

2640

 2016

.2284659

3.13

0.002

0.0031

2828

.5595473

4.16

0.000

0.0057

2828

Panel C: each 5 years of the study

 2007–2011

.7440664

10.68

0.000

0.0131

8508

1.15279

12.29

0.000

0.0173

8508

 2012–2016

.0727095

1.49

0.137

0.0001

12,843

.2983219

5.48

0.000

0.0023

12,843

  1. Rit is the stock return for i companies in t year, EPS refers to the earning per share, and ΔEPS is the change in the earning per share. The EPS/Pt−1 refers to earnings level variable, and ΔEPS/Pt−1 refers to the change in earnings, Pt−1 refers to the market price at the beginning of the period of each year, as all sample companies end their fiscal year on 31/12 each year
  2. aChanges in earnings
  3. bEarnings level