The department’s research focuses on an array of financial reporting, governance, auditing, management accounting and tax issues relevant to academics and professionals. Faculty deploy a variety of research methods from archival to experimental, and they collaborate with colleagues within the College and across the globe.
Highlighted Research
Ruiting, Dai, Does U.S. Immigration Policy Facilitate Financial Misconduct?. Journal of Accounting Research (Forthcoming).
Latest Research
Chang, Hsihui, Ma, Z., Shi, W., and Xiao, H., Measuring Organization Capital for Nonprofit Foundations. Journal of International Accounting Research (Forthcoming).
Chang, Hsihui, Guo, Y., He, L., Lohwasser, E., and Weng, T., Capital Market Effects of Simultaneous Audit Partner Rotations: Evidence from China. Accounting Horizons (Forthcoming).
Dai, Xin, and Qiu, Yue, Minimum Wage Hikes and Capital Deepening: Evidence from U.S. Establishments’ IT Budget. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (Forthcoming).
Dai, Xin, Qiao, Zheng, and Xia, Chongwu, Options Trading and Earnings Management. Accounting Horizons 38 (Sep 2024):13-34.