Our Accounting area faculty conduct research on a number of different topics important to the accounting profession. Below are a few examples of our recent work.
Jennifer Walske, adjunct assistant professor of management and organizations
Sebastian Ottinger, Ph.D. student in global economics and management (entered 2016)
A puzzle in the literature is why a large fraction of firms eligible for income tax refunds not file claims for such refunds on a timely basis.
Michaeli develops a Bayesian persuasion model examining a manager's incentives to gather information when the manager can disseminate this information selectively to interested parties ("users") and when the objectives of the manager and the users are not perfectly aligned.