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Transfer Pricing and Related Party Transactions: A Bibliometric Analysis Cover

Transfer Pricing and Related Party Transactions: A Bibliometric Analysis

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Identification of studies through databases and registers(Source: processed by author via Page et al., 2021)
Identification of studies through databases and registers(Source: processed by author via Page et al., 2021)

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Evolution of articles published per year(Source: developed by author)
Evolution of articles published per year(Source: developed by author)

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Number of citations per year(Source: developed by author)
Number of citations per year(Source: developed by author)

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The top 20 most productive authors by number of articles published(Source: developed by author)
The top 20 most productive authors by number of articles published(Source: developed by author)

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The top 20 most productive countries by number of articles published(Source: developed by author)
The top 20 most productive countries by number of articles published(Source: developed by author)

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Visualization map(Source: developed by author in VOSviewer)
Visualization map(Source: developed by author in VOSviewer)

Top 20 most productive articles

No.Document titleAuthor(s)JournalCitations no.
1.Operating flexibility, global manufacturing, and the option value of a multinational network (1994)Cogut, B., Kulatilaka, N.Management Science580
2.Performance-measure congruity and diversity in multitask principal-agent relations (1994)Feltham, G.A, Xie, J.Accounting Review450
3.Contracting theory and accounting (2001)Lambert, R.A.Journal of Accounting and Economics443
4.Propping through related party transactions (2010)Jian, M., Wong, T.J.Review of Accounting Studies343
5.Do countries compete over corporate tax rates? (2008)Devereux, P., Lockwood, B., Redoano, M.Journal of Public Economics320
6.Decentralized multi-echelon supply chains: incentives and information (1999)Lee, H., Whang, S.Management Science316
7.Taxes, tariffs and transfer pricing in multinational corporate-decision making (1991)Grubert, H, Mutti, J.Review of Economics and Statistics309
8.Lessons from behavioural responses to international taxation (1999)Hines Jr., J.R.National Tax Journal278
9.Tax-motivated transfer pricing and US intrafirm trade prices (2003)Clausing, K.A.Journal of Public Economics213
10.Designing the boundaries of the firm: From “make, buy, or ally” to the dynamic benefits of vertical architecture (2006)Jacobides, M.G., Billinger, S.Organization Science208
11.Coordinating investment, production, and subcontracting (1999)Van Mieghem, A.,Management Science196
12.A global supply chain model with transfer pricing and transportation cost allocation (2001)Vidal, C.J., Goetschalckx, M.European Journal of Operational Research186
13.Why pay more? Corporate tax avoidance through transfer pricing in OECD countries (2003)Bartelsman, E.J., Beetsma, M.W.J.Journal of Public Economics186
14.Political connections and minority-shareholder protection: Evidence from securities-market regulation in China (2010)Berkman, H., Cole, R.A., Fu, L.J.Journal Of Financial and Quantitative Analysis166
15.Tunneling and propping up: An analysis of related party transactions by Chinese listed companies (2009)Cheung, Y.-L., Jing, L., Lu, T., Rau, P.R., Stouraitis, A.Pacific Basin Finance Journal161
16.Tunneling as an incentive for earnings management during the IPO process in China (2010)Aharony, J., Wang, J., Yuan, H.Journal of Accounting and Public Policy152
17.Can corporate governance deter management from manipulating earnings? Evidence from related-party sales transactions in China (2010)Lo, A.W.Y., Wong, R.M.K., Firth, M.Journal of Corporate Finance151
18.The dark side of transfer pricing: Its role in tax avoidance and wealth retentiveness (2010)Sikka, P., Willmott, H.Critical Perspectives on Accounting143
19.Money laundering (2006)Levi, M., Reuter, P.Crime and Justice142
20.Transfer pricing and organizational form (1991)Holmstrom, B., Tirole, J.Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization140

Top 20 most productive journals

No.SourceDocumentsCitations no.Impact factor
1.Intertax27140,32
2.Accounting Review2211483,88
3.Contemporary Accounting Research173103,37
4.Review of Accounting Studies176723,42
5.Journal of Taxation1790,07
6.European Journal of Operational Research165186,02
7.International Tax and Public Finance152561,43
8.International Journal of Accounting152341,90
9.International Tax and Public Finance152561,31
10.Management Science1415335,04
11.Journal of Public Economics149092,97
12.International Journal of Production Economics136238,31
13.Management Accounting Research132342,49
14.Accounting Organizations and Society134463,85
15.National Tax Journal134041,19
16.International Corporate Law and Financial Market Regulation12320,43
17.Journal of International Accounting Auditing and Taxation111052,47
18.Corporate Ownership and Control11100,60
19.Pacific Basin Finance Journal112702,71
20.Sustainability Switzerland10793,48
Total2968062-
Average--2,76

Keywords grouped by clusters

ClusterItems no.Items and occurrence number
1. Red97transfer pricing (352), taxation (65), investment (47), multinational enterprise (45), tax avoidance (40);
2. Green88corporate governance (147), related party transactions (101), ownership (82), performance (80), earnings management (48);
3. Blue81transfer price (96), costs (65), profitability (50), incentives (38), competition (38);
4. Yellow15firm (30), behaviour (14), fairness (12), multinational company (11), related parties (8).

Research directions in the TP and RPT literature

Research subjectsKeywords
Related party transactions
RPT disclosureaudit quality, audit fees, disclosure, information management, fairness;
Effect on firm performancefirm performance, firm size, firm value, leverage, valuation, value creation, value relevance, China, performance, management, transaction cost; performance measurement, performance evaluation, judgement;
Role in corporate governanceGovernance, corporate governance, ownership structure, state ownership, family ownership, controlling shareholders, ownership concentration, board of directors, social responsibility, family firms, independent directors, management, management control, political connections, business groups, China, corporate strategy, corporate governance, emerging markets, emerging economies, Indonesia, internal capital-markets, law, law and legislation;
Earnings managementEarnings, earnings management, earnings quality, outcomes, profit shifting, income shifting;
Fraudulent use of RPTexpropriation, tunnelling, propping, China, fraud, compensation.
Transfer pricing
Tax oriented transfer pricinglaw, arm's length principle, base erosion, BEPS, CCCTB, corporate taxation, debt, double taxation, FDI, foreign direct investment, formula apportionment, income, income tax, international taxation, international tax, OECD, pricing policy, regulation, tax burden, tax compliance, tax planning, tax policy, tax system, transfer pricing rules, corporate strategy, international trade, intrafirm trade, laws and legislation, finance, financial system, financial crisis;
Transfer pricing accountingcost, transaction cost, accounting standards, cost accounting, cost allocation, resource allocation, IFRS, management accounting, price, price determination, price dynamics, transfer pricing methods, inventory control;
Economic transfer pricingemerging markets, emerging economies, internal capital-markets, transaction cost, developing countries, economic policy, European union, globalization, industrial performance, industrial management, multinationals, oligopoly, price determination, trade, intrafirm trade, international trade, coordination, decision making, design, efficiency, global supply chain, innovation, investments, logistic, manufacture, marketing, optimization, performance measurement, pricing, profitability, resource allocation, competition, price dynamics, vertical integration, decentralization, negotiation;
Transfer pricing theoriesagency costs, agency problems, agency theory, competition, game theory, information asymmetry, information management, moral hazard, Nash equilibrium;
Fraudulent use of transfer pricingbase erosion, earnings, income shifting, intangibles, profit shifting, tax avoidance, tax havens, outsourcing, tax evasion;
Otherethics, innovation, sustainability.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ceej-2022-0014 | Journal eISSN: 2543-6821 | Journal ISSN: 2544-9001
Language: English
Page range: 237 - 253
Published on: Oct 23, 2022
Published by: Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 times per year

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