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Jiewei Yu
Associate Professor, Accounting | Member of the Graduate Faculty
School of Accountancy
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Are Accounting Reserves Biased? Evidence from the Deferred Tax Valuation Allowance
2024
accounting,
financial reporting,
taxation,
bias,
valuation
Intertemporal Tax Discontinuity and Investor Risk-Taking
2024
taxation,
investor behavior,
risk management,
financial policy,
economic incentives
The Effect of Customer Horizontal Merger on Supplier Voluntary Disclosure
2024
mergers,
supply chain,
customer relations,
corporate transparency,
business strategy
The Road to False Positives: Sample Selection and Specification Choice in Randomized and Natural Experiments
2024
experimental design,
causal inference,
statistical analysis,
research methodology,
bias
The SEC’s short-sale experiment: Evidence on causal channels and reassessment of indirect effects
2024
financial markets,
market regulation,
stock market
Loan Spreads and Unexpected Earnings: Do Banks Know what Analysts Don't Know?
2023
banking,
financial analysis,
risk management,
earnings forecasting,
information asymmetry
The Role of Borrower's General Counsel in Debt Contracting
2023
debt contracting,
legal counsel,
borrower,
role,
finance
R D Reporting Rule and Firm Efficiency
2022
financial regulation,
corporate governance,
performance measurement,
accounting standards,
business operations
Internet Appendix to: Black, Desai, Litvak, Yoo, and Yu, The SEC’s Short-Sale Experiment: Evidence on Causal Channels and on the Importance of Specification Choice in …
2022
financial regulation,
market microstructure,
empirical analysis,
financial markets
The SEC’s short-sale experiment: Evidence on causal channels and on the importance of specification choice in randomized and natural experiments
2022
finance,
experimentation,
regulation,
market dynamics,
financial policy
