Research

My current research explores the role of accounting and corporate social responsibility in the global economy, with a particular focus on developing countries.

• In supply chain regulation, my research broadly explores how corporations can take on a governance role when local institutions are weak. I find that only when complex local dynamics are kept in mind can corporations have positive impacts on local development.

• In the accounting labor market, my research examines the differential role accountants play in developing countries and how international regulation impacts accounting networks.

• In financial regulation, my research is centered around how bank and corporate misconduct influence the financial decision-making of local stakeholders.

Supply Chain Regulation in Developing Economies

[3] Can Stakeholders Tax Corporations? Evidence from Local Content Requirements in the African Mining Sector

Working Paper, single-authored.

Global Labor Market for Accountants

[4] Information Sharing in Global Accounting Networks

Working Paper, single-authored.

[5] The Role of Accountants in Developing Economies

Work-in-Progress, with Hans B. Christensen, Theodora A. A. Koomson, & Delphine Samuels.

Financial Regulation in Developed Economies

[6] Trust in Banks and Borrower Behavior: Evidence from Supervisory Actions and Local Information

BFI Working Paper, with Rimmy E. Tomy & Jizhou Wang.

[7] Accounting Fraud and Individual Financial Health

Kilts Center Working Paper, with Arndt Weinrich & Ji-Eon Kim.

Methodology

[8] From LinkedIn to Labor Statistics: Using Revelio Microdata for Labor Market Research in Developing Economies

BFI Working Paper, with Hans B. Christensen & Ziang Zhang.

Weights and paper will be available soon.

[9] 12 Best Practices for Leveraging Generative AI in Experimental Research

R&R at Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization

NBER Working Paper, with Andrew Kennedy, Aaron Leonard, & John A. List.

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