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John S. Hughes

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Anderson School of Management

John S. Hughes is currently serving as an Anderson School Of Management Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

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John S. Hughes

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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accounting finance economics social science research financial economics asset pricing financial accounting accounting research corporate finance management empirical finance strategic management cost of capital public disclosure financial analysis international finance market microstructure confidentiality discretionary disclosure behavioral finance corporate bond returns tacit coordination earnings quality economic analysis administrative science management science international business group process business strategy higher education theoretical economics entrepreneurship operation management information asymmetry financial econometrics impact assessment observability option pricing reporting standard standardization information quality trade policy organizational commitment financial structure trading model institutional economics financial decision-making cost allocations information economics firm performance insider trading insider trades disclosure requirements international context inefficient market value relevance predictable market returns voluntary disclosure precision information alternative fair value project selection industrial organization finance research

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Rationale for Imperfect Reporting Standards. Management Science (2021)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

information qualityadministrative sciencestandardizationreporting standardaccountingquality managementmanagementjournalismmanagement science

Disclosure and Cost of Equity Capital Revisited. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Jun ChenJohn S. HughesJun LiuDan Yang

social science researchequity capitalcost of capitalsocial sciencesequityfinance

Financial Reporting Standards for Firms That Can Gather and Disclose Private Information. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

social science researchconfidentialitysocial sciencesinformation securityaccountingfirm performancefinance

Optimal Reporting When Additional Information Might Arrive. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2019)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

economicsaccountingfinancial accounting

Equilibrium Voluntary Disclosures, Asset Pricing, and Information Transfers. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2017)

Ronald A. DyeJohn S. Hughes

financial economicsinformation transfersasset pricingequilibrium voluntary disclosuresaccounting

Why Don't Firms Claim Their Tax Refunds? Evidence From Private Debt Contracts. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Daniel SaavedraJohn S. Hughes

social science researchtax refundsprivate debt contractsbusinesssocial sciencescorporate financeaccounting

Bayesian Persuasion in the Presence of Discretionary Disclosure. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

bayesian persuasionsocial science researchsocial sciencesdiscretionary disclosurecomputational social sciencepolitical sciencebehavioral sciences

Implications of Biased Reporting: Conservative and Liberal Accounting Policies in Oligopolies. Review of Accounting Studies (2015)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesRichard Saouma

biasaccounting

Strategic Informed Trades, Diversification, and Expected Returns. The Accounting Review (2015)

Judson CaskeyJohn S. HughesJun Liu

diversification (marketing strategy)financial economicssocial science researchinternational businessbehavioral financeinternational financesocial sciencesmarket microstructureempirical financefinance

Discretionary Disclosure, Spillovers, and Competition. Review of Accounting Studies (2014)

John S. HughesSuil Pae

discretionary disclosureeconomicsaccountingmicroeconomics

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John S. Hughes

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Anderson School of Management

John S. Hughes is currently serving as an Anderson School Of Management Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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John S. Hughes

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Rationale for Imperfect Reporting Standards. Management Science (2021)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

information qualityadministrative sciencestandardizationreporting standardaccountingquality managementmanagementjournalismmanagement science

Disclosure and Cost of Equity Capital Revisited. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Jun ChenJohn S. HughesJun LiuDan Yang

social science researchequity capitalcost of capitalsocial sciencesequityfinance

Financial Reporting Standards for Firms That Can Gather and Disclose Private Information. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

social science researchconfidentialitysocial sciencesinformation securityaccountingfirm performancefinance

Optimal Reporting When Additional Information Might Arrive. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2019)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

economicsaccountingfinancial accounting

Equilibrium Voluntary Disclosures, Asset Pricing, and Information Transfers. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2017)

Ronald A. DyeJohn S. Hughes

financial economicsinformation transfersasset pricingequilibrium voluntary disclosuresaccounting

Why Don't Firms Claim Their Tax Refunds? Evidence From Private Debt Contracts. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Daniel SaavedraJohn S. Hughes

social science researchtax refundsprivate debt contractsbusinesssocial sciencescorporate financeaccounting

Bayesian Persuasion in the Presence of Discretionary Disclosure. SSRN Electronic Journal (2015)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesBeatrice Michaeli

bayesian persuasionsocial science researchsocial sciencesdiscretionary disclosurecomputational social sciencepolitical sciencebehavioral sciences

Implications of Biased Reporting: Conservative and Liberal Accounting Policies in Oligopolies. Review of Accounting Studies (2015)

Henry L. FriedmanJohn S. HughesRichard Saouma

biasaccounting

Strategic Informed Trades, Diversification, and Expected Returns. The Accounting Review (2015)

Judson CaskeyJohn S. HughesJun Liu

diversification (marketing strategy)financial economicssocial science researchinternational businessbehavioral financeinternational financesocial sciencesmarket microstructureempirical financefinance

Discretionary Disclosure, Spillovers, and Competition. Review of Accounting Studies (2014)

John S. HughesSuil Pae

discretionary disclosureeconomicsaccountingmicroeconomics

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