Papers | MIT Sloan Spring Accounting Conference 2022 | Accounting

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We are proud to welcome the following presenters to the 2022 MIT Sloan Accounting Spring Conference:

Session I: Benjamin Yost (Carroll School of Management, Boston College)
Do Tax-Based Proprietary Costs Discourage Public Listing? Evidence from FIN 48

Session II: Patricia Naranjo (Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University)
The Effect of Investor Culture on Corporate Disclosure

Session III: Nicholas Guest (SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University)
The Fast and the Circuitous: Semantic Progression as a Type of Disclosure Complexity

Session IV: Luo Zuo (SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell University)
Auditor Industry Range and Professional Skepticism

Session V: Inna Abramova (London Business School)
Shaking the Faith: Global Frauds and Trust in Capital Markets and Gatekeepers