Abstract
“Much Ado About Nothing?” Not quite, but one wonders where the real contribution is in this paper; indeed, in the several articles that have been written on the paper's central premise. The central premise is that the occurrence of a loan default or loan accommodation adds significantly to the ability of a model to accurately explain and predict bankruptcy. A minor theme involves the examination of whether an auditor's going concern qualification, with or without the already observed loan default/accommodation, adds to our ability to predict bankruptcy.
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