• Lean Startup as an Entrepreneurial Strategy: Limitations, Outcomes and Learnings for Practitioners 

  York, John M.; York, Jonathan L.; Powell, Philip (2020)

  Purpose: This paper aims to address threecore questions around (1) what limitations exit with the methodology and/or its use; (2) what is the methodology's impact on performance outcomes; and (3) what learnings can ...
• Emerging from the depths of 2020: Indiana’s outlook for 2021 

  Anderson, Kyle J.; Brewer, Ryan M. (2020)
• Accounting education literature review (2020) 

  Apostolou, Barbara; Dorminey, Jack W.; Hassell, John M. (Elsevier, 2020-06)

  This review of the accounting education literature includes 88 articles published during 2020 in five accounting education journals: (1) Journal of Accounting Education, (2) Accounting Education, (3) Advances in Accounting ...
• The Commitment to Income-Decreasing Accounting Choices as a Credible Signal to Reducing Information Asymmetry: The Case of Asset Revaluations 

  da Costa, Fábio Moraes; Liu, Carol; Cavalier Rosa, Gina; Tiras, Samuel L. (Wiley, 2020)

  Bagnoli and Watts (2005) proposed that a manager could reduce information asymmetry by choosing an income-decreasing accounting choice that signals the firm's relatively good future prospects. A limitation in testing this ...
• Facilitating Success: Using Self-Regulated Learning and Servant Leadership in the College Classroom 

  Clemons, Michelle; Hopkins, Treg (Indiana University, 2020)

  Student-centered pedagogy shifts the power dynamics, function of content, role of the educator, responsibility for learning, and purpose of evaluation within the classroom. By redirecting student effort toward self -regulated ...
• On the relation between corporate social responsibility and financial performance 

  Awaysheh, Amrou; Heron, Randall A.; Perry, Tod; Wilson, Jared I. (Wiley, 2020)

  Research Summary This study reexamines the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and financial performance by benchmarking firms against industry peers in a given year to identify best-in-class and ...
• The Effects of Fair Value on the Matching of Revenues and Expenses: The Case of Asset Revaluations 

  da Costa, Fábio Moraes; Liu, Carol; Cavalier Rosa, Gina; Tiras, Samuel L. (World Scientific, 2020-12)

  Researchers and practitioners have expressed concern that matching has declined over time, as evidenced by a decreasing association between revenues and expenses. They attribute this decline to the shift in financial ...
• Electronic data interchange and enterprise resource planning technology in supply chain contracts 

  Smith, J. Reed; Yost, Jeffrey; Lopez, Harold (Elsevier, 2020-04)

  We examine a model of supply chain contracting with a purchaser that desires to acquire as much of a product as possible at as low a price as possible. The supplier in our model has private information about its limited ...
• Curriculum and Program Development Initiatives 

  Donahue, Kim; Knight, Peter (MMA Global, 2019)
• Impatience and Time Inconsistency in Discounting Models 

  Yoon, Haewon (INFORMS, 2020-12-01)

  Extant theories of intertemporal choice entangle two aspects of time preference: impatience and time inconsistency. Impatient people focus on present consumption without worrying too much about the future; they may spend ...
• Managerial Ability and Income Smoothing 

  Baik, Bok; Choi, Sunhwa; Farber, David B. (American Accounting Association, 2019-10-11)

  In this study, we investigate whether managerial ability is related to income smoothing and, if so, whether smoothing associated with managerial ability improves the informativeness of earnings and stock prices about future ...
• Questioning CRAAP: A Comparison of Source Evaluation Methods with First-Year Undergraduate Students 

  Lowe, M. Sara; Macy, Katharine V.; Murphy, Emily; Kani, Justin (IUScholarWorks Journals, 2021-10-08)

  Librarians and instructors see college students struggle with evaluating information and wonder how to best teach source evaluation in a one-time course integrated library research session to ensure understanding and improve ...
• Decision Making Can Be Improved Through Observational Learning 

  Yoon, Haewon; Scopelliti, Irene; Morewedge, Carey K. (Elsevier, 2021-01)

  Observational learning can debias judgment and decision making. One-shot observational learning-based training interventions (akin to “hot seating”) can produce reductions in cognitive biases in the laboratory (i.e., ...
• Impatience and Time Inconsistency in Discounting Models 

  Yoon, Haewon (INFORMS, 2020)

  Extant theories of intertemporal choice entangle two aspects of time preference: impatience and time inconsistency. Impatient people focus on present consumption without worrying too much about the future; they may spend ...
• Early Cost Realization and College Choice 

  Yoon, Haewon; Yang, Yang; Morewedge, Carey K. (Sage, 2021)

  Student loans defer the cost of college until after graduation, allowing many students access to higher lifetime earnings and colleges and universities they otherwise could not afford. Even with student loans, however, the ...
• The Consequences of Limiting Shareholder Litigation: Evidence from Exclusive Forum Provisions 

  Wilson, Jared I. (Elsevier, 2020-08)

  In response to an explosion of shareholder litigation, many firms have adopted exclusive forum provisions which limit lawsuits to courts in a firm's state of incorporation. This paper examines the consequences of a required ...
• To be a great innovator, learn to embrace and thrive in uncertainty 

  Saxton, Todd (2020)
• Efficiency for Lives, Equality for Everything Else: How Allocation Preference Shifts Across Domains 

  Li, Meng; Colby, Helen A.; Fernbach, Philip (SAGE, 2019-07-01)

  The allocation of scarce public resources such as transplant organs and limited public funding involves a trade-off between equality—equal access and efficiency—maximizing total benefit. The current research explores how ...
• Association Between Actual and Perceived U.S. COVID-19 Policies and Preventive Behavior 

  Li, Meng; Colby, Helen A. (Oxford UP, 2021-03-31)

  BACKGROUND: COVID-19 related policies in the USA can be confusing: some states, but not others, implemented mask mandates mid-pandemic, and states reopened their economies to different levels with different timelines after ...
• Savings, subgoals, and reference points 

  Colby, Helen A.; Chapman, Gretchen B. (Society for Judgment and Decision Making, 2013-01)

  Decision makers often save money for a specific goal by forgoing discretionary consumption and instead putting the money toward the savings goal. We hypothesized that reference points can be exploited to enhance this type ...

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