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Abstract In this study, we provide evidence on the pricing of other comprehen-sive income (OCI) that differs from most evidence in prior research. Prior archivalresearch has largely concluded that OCI is not priced by investors. In contrast, weprovide evidence in the post-SFAS 130 period that OCI is priced on a dollar-for-dollar basis as is predicted by economic theory for transitory income items. Weattribute this finding to our use of post-SFAS 130 as-reported measures of OCIrather than pre-SFAS 130 as-if estimates of OCI measures. Furthermore, we doc-ument that two components of OCI, foreign currency translation adjustment andunrealized gains/losses on available-for-sale securities, are priced by investors. Inthe post-SFAS 130 period, we also find that the type of financial statement in which
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