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circular causality

circular causality Circular causality is a two-way relationship in which each factor helps shape the other, rather than one acting as the only cause.

Circular causality is a two-way relationship in which each factor helps shape the other, rather than one acting as the only cause. In the source material, it refers to the idea that accounting figures can influence market value while market activity can also influence accounting practices.

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Drafting source: Herghiligiu Ionut Viorel; Dicu Roxana Manuela; Aevoae George-Marian; Sahlian Daniela Nicoleta; Popa Adriana Florina; Robu Ioan-Bogdan. Circular causality analysis of corporate performance and accounting quality in M&As. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0308608; article XML SHA-256 ba0dda50fbca1e096991464134b07997114dd632c6722c5728ae5036039474d1. “Circular causality analysis of corporate performance and accounting quality in M&As” (10.1371/journal.pone.0308608).
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