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Theory and Inference in Accounting Research

The Theory and Inference in Accounting Research Conference, held from Aug. 2 to Aug. 3, 2019, focused on disclosure theory and theory-driven empirical work, with the aim of bridging the divide between theory and empirics.

Faculty Organizer
Iván Marinovic
Iván Marinovic
Associate Professor, Accounting
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Speakers & Presentations

Qi Chen, Duke University
Bank Transparency and Deposit Flows
Jonathan Glover, Columbia University
Team Incentives and Mutual Monitoring
Paul Pfleiderer, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Disclosure Issues in Conducting Empirical and Theoretical Research: A Provocative View
Jean Tirole, Toulouse School of Economics
Cooptation:Meritocracy vs. Homophily in Organizations (slides)
Itay Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania
Commodity Financialization and Information Transmission
Jeremy Bertomeu, University of California - San Diego
How Uncertain is the Market about Managers’ Reporting Objectives? Evidence from Structural Estimation
“The Future of Accounting Theory: Editors’ Perspectives”
Mary Barth, John Core, Paul Fischer
All Previous Years
2017 Theory and Inference in Capital Market Research