American Accounting Association

Tuesday, August 5, 2003 - 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

5.1 The Ideas and Principles of Marva Collins Applied to Accounting Education - A Discussion

Moderator: Kevin Stocks, Brigham Young University
Panelists:

Don Wygal, Rider University
Sherrie Mills, New Mexico State University
Carolyn Callahan, University of Arkansas
Bill McCarthy - Michigan State University

5.2 Accounting Earnings and Stock Returns (At-Large)

Moderator: Stephen Penman, Columbia University

Earnings Quality, Performance Measures, and Stock Returns. Richard Sloan, University of Michigan;
Discussant: Richard Sloan, University of Michigan

A Practical Alternative to GAAP Earnings. James Ohlson, New York University;
Discussant: James Ohlson, New York University

5.3 XRBL: Assurance and Auditing Issues and Research Opportunities (Auditing)

Moderator: Glen Gray, California State University, Northridge
Panelists:

Bob Cuthbertson, CaseWare IDEA Inc.
Walter Hamscher, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Arnie Wright, Boston College
Roger Debreceny, Nanyang Technological University
Paul Penler, Ernst and Young LLP

5.4 Independence and Ethics in Public Practice (Public Interest)

Moderator: Robin Roberts, University of Central Florida

Auditors' Willingness to Advocate Client-Preferred Accounting Principles. William E. Shafer, Pepperdine University; Alice A. Ketchand, Sam Houston State University; Roselyn E. Morris, Southwest Texas State University;
Discussant: Michael P. Coyne, Bucknell University

CPAs in Public Practice: What Code Do They Use When Faced with an Ethical Dilemma? Marshall K. Pitman, The University of Texas at San Antonio; Robin R. Radtke, The University of Texas at San Antonio;
Discussant: Michael P. Coyne, Bucknell University

Ethical Exemplification and the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct: An Empirical Investigation of Auditor and Public Perceptions. Phil A. Brown, Harding University; Morris H. Stocks, University of Mississippi; W. Mark Wilder, University of Mississippi;
Discussant: Michael P. Coyne, Bucknell University

5.5 Experimental Evidence on Analysts' Forecasts (Financial Accounting and Reporting)

Moderator: Julia Grant, Case Western Reserve University

Understanding Bias and Dispersion in Forecasts: The Role of Motivated Reasoning in the Idiosyncratic Interpretation of Public Information. Jeffrey W. Hales, The University of Texas at Austin;
Discussant: Patrick E. Hopkins, Indiana University

Predictability in Financial Analyst Forecast Errors: Learning or Irrationality? Stanimir Markov, Emory University; Ane Tamayo, London Business School;
Discussant: Patrick E Hopkins, Indiana University

Anchoring, Uncertainty and the Cross Section of Analysts' Forecast Errors. X. Frank Zhang, University of Chicago;
Discussant: Patrick E Hopkins, Indiana University

5.6 Accounting-based Valuation (Financial Accounting and Reporting)

Moderator: Bala Dharan, Rice University

Price Multiples Based On Forecasts and Reported Values of Earnings, Dividends, Sales, and Cash Flows: An International Comparison. Jing Liu, University of California, Los Angeles; Doron Nissim, Columbia University; Jacob K. Thomas, Columbia University;
Discussant: Lisa Bryant, University of Oregon

Value-Relevant Properties of Smoothed Earnings. Jacob K. Thomas, Columbia University; Huai Zhang, University of Illinois at Chicago;
Discussant: Lisa Bryant, University of Oregon

Growth in Expected Earnings and Equity Valuation. Merav (Rom) Ozair, Tel Aviv University;
Discussant: Lisa Bryant, University of Oregon

5.7 Accounting and Security Analysts (Financial Accounting and Reporting)

Moderator: Paul Simko, University of Virginia

Ability, Conflicts of Interest, and the Profitability of Stock Recommendations for IPOs. Xia Chen, University of Chicago;
Discussant: Michael Kimbrough, Harvard University

Impact of Regulation Fair Disclosure on the Information Quality of Analysts' Forecasts. Surya N Janakiraman, The University of Texas at Dallas; Suresh Radhakrishnan, The University of Texas at Dallas; Rafal Szwejkowski, The University of Texas at Dallas;
Discussant: Michael Kimbrough, Harvard University

How Has Regulation Fair Disclsoure Affected the Functioning of Financial Analysts? Partha S. Mohanram, New York University; Shyam V. Sunder, Northwestern University;
Discussant: Michael Kimbrough, Harvard University

5.8 Technology in the Classroom (Teaching and Curriculum)

Moderator: Daryl Guffy, Clemson University

Integrating the Business Curriculum: An ERP Approach. Jamshed J. Mistry, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Diane M. Strong, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Sharon Johnson, Worcester Polytechnic Institute;
Discussant: Niels Dechow, Case Western Reserve University

Effect of the Use of ERP Software on the Development of the Conceptual Understanding of Accounting. Mahendra R. Gujarathi, Bentley College;
Discussant: Niels Dechow, Case Western Reserve University

An Investigation of the Emerging Trend Towards a Laptop Requirement for Accounting Majors. Lawrence P. Kalbers, Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus; Rebecca L. Rosner, Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus;
Discussant: Niels Dechow, Case Western Reserve University

5.9 Performance Measures and Evaluation (Management Accounting)

Moderator: Adam Maiga, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

The Comparability of Forward-looking Non-financial Performance Measures: The Case of Customer Satisfaction. Shane S. Dikolli, The University of Texas at Austin; Karen L. Sedatole, The University of Texas at Austin;
Discussant: Leslie Eldenburg, Affiliation Not Specified

An Experimental Investigation of Subjective versus Objective Performance Evaluation. Joseph G. Fisher, Indiana University; Laureen A. Maines, Indiana University; Sean A. Peffer, University of Kentucky; Geoffrey B. Sprinkle, Indiana University;
Discussant: Steven J. Kachelmeier, The University of Texas at Austin

Determinants of Customer Loyalty and Financial Performance. Rodney E. Smith, University of Arkansas; William F. Wright, University of Arkansas;
Discussant: Dipankar Ghosh, University of Oklahoma

5.10 Current Issues for the New CPA Exam and Fraud Education

Moderator: Bea Sanders, AICPA
Panelists:

Craig Mills, AICPA
Lorraine Sachs, NASBA
Karen Pincus, University of Arkansas

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