Karen Teitel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Accounting
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Description
My primary areas of research are empircal archival research investigating the impact of financial reporting on analysts' forecasts and stock prices and investigating earnings quality implications of management decisions and regulatory changes.
Recent Working Papers
The effects of the Mexican Corporate Governance Code on the quality of earnings and its components. 2006. With Susan M. Machuga.
The relation between accounting conservatism and income increasing earnings management. 2006. With Amy Dunbar, Haihong He and John Phillips.
Conditional conservatism and the value relevance of accounting earnings: An international study. 2006. With Haihong He and William D. Brown, Jr.
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