Journal Article

In this paper, we examine relative performance evaluation over the two decades centered on the 2006 executive pay reforms.

Combining U.S. Census data with SEC enforcement actions, we examine employees’ outcomes–e.g., wages, turnover–before, during, and after periods of fraudulent financial reporting.

This paper investigates the effects of a Korean rule change permitting firms to withhold disaggregated cost of sales (CoS).

This study investigates the impact of workforce diversity information on job seekers' behavior.

Analyzing job search data, this research uncovers job seekers responding to employer earnings announcements, intensifying searches for firms with media coverage and earnings growth

This study investigates the impact of financial reporting quality on worker wages in the US using diverse methods.

This paper evaluates the role of accrual accounting in improving firms’ production decisions and resource allocation across firms.

With new measures based on revisions in analyst forecasts, we find that aggregate earnings news is positively related to contemporaneous stock re