selected scholarly activity
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books
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chapters
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conferences
- The Importance of Being Conservative: An Illustration of Natural Selection in a Futures Market. ADVANCES IN QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING, VOL 3: ESSAYS IN MICROSTRUCTURE IN HONOR OF DAVID K. WHITCOMB. 197-216. 2006
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journal articles
- Evolution and Monopolistic Competition in an Irrational Industry. Journal of Bioeconomics. forthcoming, 2019:157-182. 2019
- Can earnings fixated investors survive in a competitive securities market? Implications for sustained price anomalies and mark-to-market accounting. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy. 37:99-112. 2018
- On the survival of earnings fixated traders in an informational environment. China Finance Review International. 8:109-116. 2018
- On the Survival of Conservatism Traders in an Asset Market with Strategic Interaction. Journal of Applied Business and Economics. 20. 2018
- The Evolution of Equilibria in Irrational Markets. Theoretical Economics Letters. 07:2081-2088. 2017
- Conservatism bias in the presence of strategic interaction. Quantitative Finance. 13:989-996. 2013
- Can representativeness heuristic traders survive in a competitive securities market?. Journal of financial markets. 16:152-164. 2013
- Accounting Conservatism, Market Liquidity and Informativeness of Asset Price: Implications on Mark to Market Accounting. Journal of Applied Finance and Banking. 3:177-190. 2013
- The Representativeness Heuristic and Asset Price Reaction to New Information. The Journal of Trading. 7:40-51. 2012
- Conservatism Bias Can Cause Asset Price Overreaction in a Competitive Security Market. Trends and Development in Management Studies. 1:1-24. 2012
- Conservative traders, natural selection and market efficiency. Journal of Economic Theory. 147:310-335. 2012
- Representativeness Heuristic Can Cause Asset Price Underreaction to New Information in an Asset Market with Strategic Interactions. International Research Journal of Applied Finance. III:787-798. 2012
- The Psychological Explanation of Asset Price Overreaction and Underreaction to New Information: Representativeness Heuristic and Conservatism bias. Journal of Accounting and Finance. 12. 2012
- Can Earnings Fixated Investors Survive in a Competitive Securities Market? Implications for Sustained Price Anomalies and Mark-to-Market Accounting. SSRN Electronic Journal. 2011
- Irrationality and monopolistic competition: An evolutionary approach. European Economic Review. 53:512-526. 2009
- An Experimental Test of the Impact of Overconfidence and Gender on Trading Activity. Review of Finance. 13:555-575. 2009
- Evolution, efficiency and noise traders in a one-sided auction market. Journal of financial markets. 6:163-197. 2003
- Mutual Fund Fee-Setting, Market Structure and Markups. Economica. 69:245-271. 2002
- Collective Decision-Making and Heterogeneity in Tastes. Journal of business & economic statistics. 20:213-226. 2002
- Mutual Fund Fee-Setting, Market Structure and Markups. Economica. 69:245-271. 2002
- Strategic Decision Making of the Firm Under Asymmetric Information. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. 19:213-235. 2002
- Strategie decision making of the firm under asymmetric information. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. 19:215-237. 2002
- Natural Selection and Market Efficiency in a Futures Market with Random Shocks. Journal of Futures Markets, The. 21:489-516. 2001
- On the survival of overconfident traders in a competitive securities market. Journal of financial markets. 4:73-84. 2001
- The evolution of money as a medium of exchange. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control. 23:415-458. 1998
- Market Efficiency and Natural Selection in a Commodity Futures Market. The Review of financial studies. 11:647-674. 1998
- Evolution and Market Competition. Journal of Economic Theory. 67:223-250. 1995
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other
- Accounting Conservatism and Asset Prices
- Accounting Standard Setting and Investors' Learning
- Accounting standard setting in the presence of uninformed traders
- Accrual Anomaly and Earnings Fixation
- Can Earnings Fixed Traders Hurt the Informativeness of the Asset Price in a Competitive Asset Market?
- Natural Selection and Market Competition
- The effect of tightening accounting standards on the quality of reported earnings and the level of earnings management
- Traders' negativity bias and the asymmetrical asset price response to positive and negative information
- Value Irrelevance of the Reported Earnings and Informativeness of the Asset Price Under the Conservative Accounting: Implications on Mark to Market Accounting