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Mary Harris Stanford
Mary Harris Stanford
Professor of Accounting, Texas Christian University
Verified email at tcu.edu
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The role of accounting conservatism in mitigating bondholder‐shareholder conflicts over dividend policy and in reducing debt costs
AS Ahmed, BK Billings, RM Morton, M Stanford‐Harris
The Accounting Review 77 (4), 867-890, 2002
15332002
Managers' motives to withhold segment disclosures and the effect of SFAS No. 131 on analysts' information environment
CA Botosan, M Stanford
The accounting review 80 (3), 751-772, 2005
6422005
Does it matter who pays for bond ratings? Historical evidence
JX Jiang, MH Stanford, Y Xie
Journal of Financial Economics 105 (3), 607-621, 2012
3702012
Further evidence on the relation between analysts' forecast dispersion and stock returns
OE Barron, MH Stanford, Y Yu
Contemporary Accounting Research 26 (2), 329-357, 2009
1952009
Accruals quality and analyst coverage
GJ Lobo, M Song, M Stanford
Journal of Banking & Finance 36 (2), 497-508, 2012
1732012
Evidence that investors trade on private event‐period information around earnings announcements
OE Barron, DG Harris, M Stanford
The Accounting Review 80 (2), 403-421, 2005
1542005
Economic consequences from mandatory adoption of IASB standards in the European Union
J Comprix, K Muller, M Standford-Harris
Unpublished paper, Arizona State University, 2003
912003
The effect of analyst forecasts during earnings announcements on investor responses to reported earnings
GJ Lobo, M Song, MH Stanford
The Accounting Review 92 (3), 239-263, 2017
392017
Accounting conservatism and cost of debt: An empirical test of efficient contracting
AS Ahmed, BK Billings, MH Stanford, RM Morton
Available at SSRN 275551, 2000
312000
The cross-sectional determinants of disclosure timeliness: An examination of quarterly segment disclosures
C Botosan, MH Stanford
Available at SSRN 2749, 1996
241996
The state of segment reporting by US public entities: 1976–2017
CA Botosan, A Huffman, MH Stanford
Accounting Horizons 35 (1), 1-27, 2021
202021
Representationally faithful disclosures, organizational design and managers' segment reporting decisions
C Botosan, S McMahon, MH Stanford
AAA, 2009
152009
Do Broad-Based Option Compensation Plans Improve Future Firm Performance for Technology and Non-Technology Firms?
SR Callaghan, MH Stanford, C Subramaniam
Available at SSRN 773018, 2006
92006
Evidence on the market response to corporate governance deficiencies
CA Frost, J Racca, M Stanford
Rice Jones Graduate School of Business seminar, 2012
32012
Shareholder wealth effects of corporate governance deficiencies on Nasdaq
CA Frost, JC Racca, MH Stanford
Available at SSRN 2515595, 2017
22017
Accounting Horizons A Publication of the American Accounting Association
CA Botosan, A Huffman, MH Stanford, S Deason, S Rajgopal, ...
2021
The effect of analyst forecasts during earnings announcements on investor responses to reported earnings
GJ Lobo, M Song, M Stanford
한국경영학회 융합학술대회, 2514-2568, 2015
2015
Evidence on analysts’ interpretation of earnings news during earnings announcements
GJ Lobo, M Song, M Stanford
한국회계학회 학술발표논문집 2014, 1863-1910, 2014
2014
Implications of Analyst Forecasts at the Time of Earnings Announcements for Market Reactions to Earnings Announcements
GJ Lobo, M Song, M Stanford
Available at SSRN 1919466, 2011
2011
Effects of Analyst Forecasts at the Time of Earnings Announcements on Stock Price and Trading Volume
G Lobo, M Song, M Stanford
한국회계학회 학술연구발표회 논문집 2010 (4), 1-54, 2010
2010
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