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Research
Selected publications
- Are earnings surprises interpreted more
optimistically on sunny days? Accounting information and the sunshine
effect (with P. Zhou). Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance,
forthcoming.
- Effective controls for research in
international accounting (with W. Ruland and P. Zhou). Journal of
Accounting and Public Policy, 2007.
Selected working papers
Full pdf documents available upon
request
- Adverse recommendations, market
sentiment, and analyst credibility (with G. Hilary)
- Earnings management and
auditor-client engagement tenure (with S. Lustgarten)
- Do stock returns vary with campaign contributions? The
Bush vs. Gore 2000 Presidential elections
- Why do stakeholders allow firms to
become negative book value?
- Sell-side analysts' dropped coverage:
Do analysts predict bad news or do they merely react to it? (with S.
Young)
- Does excess CEO compensation
represent optimal pay for management talent? (with T. Henry and R.
Weiss)
- Is the accruals anomaly a special
case of a more general growth anomaly? (with P. Zhou)
- Do economic sanctions affect firm
value? Quantifying source-country effects
- The Relation Between Earnings
Surprises and Voluntary Disclosures: The Case of High-Tech Firms in
Periods of Bad Economic News
- Conservative accounting choice and earnings'
asymmetric timeliness
- Cross-sectional determinants of earnings
timeliness
Copyright © 2002-2008 John Shon
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