• Accounting education literature review (2022) 

  Apostolou, Barbara; Churyk, Natalie; Hassell, John M.; Matuszewski, Linda (Elsevier, 2023-01-11)

  This review of the accounting education literature includes 109 articles published during 2022 in five accounting education journals: (1) Journal of Accounting Education, (2) Accounting Education, (3) Advances in Accounting ...
• Small businesses, startups will lead economy after COVID 

  Saxton, M. Kim; Saxton, Todd (2021)
• Toward a Systems Architecture in Corporate Governance 

  Bird, Robert C.; Magid, Julie M. (2021)

  A new and powerful systems architecture is driving corporate governance. This architecture will improve board of directors’ decision making, strengthen compliance and risk management protocols, empower gatekeepers such ...
• Marketing: An Introductory Text 

  Donahue, Kim (Indiana University, 2022)

  There are many excellent Introduction to Marketing textbooks on the market. Since most professors emphasize some parts and not others, and as some terminology is author specific, this OER was designed to emphasize the ...
• Performance Feedback and Productivity: Evidence from a Field Experiment 

  Awaysheh, Amrou; Bonet, Rocio; Ortega, Jaime (Wiley, 2022)

  We theorize that employees use the performance feedback they receive to reassess their beliefs about the marginal benefit of their effort, which may lead them to increase or reduce their effort. To test our model, we conduct ...
• With a Little Help from our Friends: Teaching Collectives as Lifelines in Troublesome Times 

  Jettpace, Lynn; Miller, Leslie; Frank, Mary Ann; Clemons, Michelle Lynn; Goldfarb, Nancy (Indiana University, 2021-04-09)

  Emergencies have a way of changing the orientation of faculty from academic projects to surviving the unknown and coping with change. Many faculty members, because they frequently work independently, often lack support ...
• With a Little Help from our Friends: Teaching Collectives as Lifelines in Troublesome Times 

  Clemons, Michelle Lynn; Frank, Mary Ann; Jettpace, Lynn; Miller, Leslie (IUPUI, 2021)

  Faculty members often lack support structures in which they can support each other in crisis. The authors recently discovered that sharing ideas with a community of colleagues has made them more resilient. The Civility ...
• To What Do I Owe This Visit? The Drawbacks and Benefits of In-Role and Non-Role Intrusions 

  Bush, John T.; Baer, Michael D.; Welsh, David T.; Outlaw, Ryan; Garud, Niharika; Sessions, Hudson (SAGE, 2021-05-21)

  Workplace intrusions—unexpected encounters initiated by another person that disrupt an individual’s work—are generally characterized as negative experiences that deplete resources, increase role and information overload, ...
• Does Renewable Energy Renew the Endeavor in Energy Efficiency? 

  Awaysheh, Amrou; Chen, Christopher; Wu, Owen Q. (2022-03-29)

  Improvement in energy efficiency (EE) has slowed globally since 2015 and is now falling short of the 2.6% per year target recommended by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, despite an abundance of EE ...
• Making Theoretically Informed Choices in Specifying Panel-Data Models 

  Ketokivi, Mikko; Bromiley, Philip; Awaysheh, Amrou (Wiley, 2021)

  We argue that in analyzing panel-data econometric models, researchers rely excessively on statistical criteria to determine model specification, treating it primarily as a matter of statistical inference. This inferential ...
• Stock Market Rewards for Earnings that Beat Analyst Earnings Forecasts when the Economy is Unforecastable 

  Baik, Bok; Duong, Hong Kim; Farber, David B.; Shaw, Kenneth W. (SSRN, 2021)

  This study examines whether and why the stock market assigns an incremental premium to the act of beating analyst earnings forecasts when the economy is unforecastable. Our study uses a novel measure of macroeconomic (macro) ...
• Aggregate Financial Misreporting and the Predictability of U.S. Recessions 

  Beneish, Messod D.; Farber, David B.; Glendening, Matthew; Shaw, Kenneth W. (SSRN, 2021)

  We rely on the theoretical prediction that financial misreporting peaks before economic busts to examine whether aggregate ex ante measures of the likelihood of financial misreporting improve the predictability of U.S. ...
• How Changes in Expectations of Earnings Affect the Associations of Earnings Overstatements and Audit Effort with Audit Risk and Market Price 

  Patterson, Evelyn R.; Smith, J. Reed; Tiras, Samuel L. (Wiley, 2022)

  In this study, we provide theoretical guidance for both analytical research and empirical research by considering how changing expectations of earnings affect a dishonest manager's strategy to overstate earnings and an ...
• Managerial replacement strategies and severance pay 

  Brown, Kareen; Pacharn, Parunchana; Patterson, Evelyn (Elsevier, 2022-03)

  This paper demonstrates the benefits to shareholders of offering severance packages to managers. We show that severance pay is not merely a way to coax underperforming managers to step aside. Rather, a manager's efforts ...
• Learn Collaboratively with People from Other Countries/Cultures: An Example of ice breaker activities 

  Zheng, Lin (2021-07)
• Factors Associated with Student Performance in Advanced Accounting and Contemporary Financial Accounting Issues: An Empirical Study in a Commuter University 

  Maksy, Mostafa M.; Zheng, Lin (2010)

  No prior study that we are aware of has considered the associations between motivation, actual ability, self-perceived ability, and distraction factors and student performance in advanced level undergraduate accounting ...
• Explaining Momentum Profits with an Epidemic Diffusion Model 

  Balsara, Nauzer; Zheng, Lin; Vidozzi, Luca; Vidozzi, Andrea (2006)

  We show that information diffusion is a function of its dissemination and assimilation. Whereas dissemniation is proportional to observable factors such as volume and price volatility, assimilation is dependent on unobservable ...
• Do Reserves Audits Increase the Value Relevance of Oil and Gas Reserves Disclosures? 

  Chen, Feng; Zheng, Lin; Stone, Mary (2017)
• The Predictive Role of Analyst Coverage Intensity: Evidence from Cross-Listing in the U.S. 

  Chen, Feng; Weiss, Ira S.; Zheng, Lin (2007)

  This paper investigates financial analysts’ predictive power of future performance and earnings quality, based on their selective coverage of firms that have recently cross-listed into the U.S. This setting is useful for ...
• Momentum Strategies: Are They Effective in China? 

  Balsara, Nauzer J.; Chen, Gary; Zheng, Lin (2006)

  This paper studies the effectiveness of the past return and the 52-week high momentum strategies for the recently established Chinese stock markets. We find that both strategies do not work in the aggregate across all class ...

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