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Robert Freeman

Professor Emeritus

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Mccombs School of Business

Accounting

Robert Freeman is currently serving as an Accounting Professor Emeritus at University of Texas At Austin.

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accounting finance accounting research financial accounting financial analysis financial economics financial studies asset pricing finance research financial forecast empirical finance economics social sciences valuation quantitative analysis (finance) social science research financial statements stock market prediction corporate finance financial stability economic research financial risk management market trends prediction markets behavioral finance unexpected earnings security price responses nonlinear model multiperiod information content intercompany information transfers market assessment firm earnings information large firms small firms dividend expectations earnings response coefficients total risk alternative measures potential information content current cost accounting empirical study

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Can Historical Returns-Earnings Relations Predict Price Responses to Earnings News?. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting (2010)

Robert FreemanAdam KochHaidan Li

quantitative analysis (finance)financial economicsfinance researchfinancial accountingmarket trendsfinancial studiesfinancial forecastearnings newsfinancial analysiseconomicsaccountingprediction marketsfinancial statementsfinancestock market prediction

Can Firm-Specific Models Predict Price Responses to Earnings News?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2006)

Robert N. FreemanAdam S. KochHaidan Li

financial economicsquantitative analysis (finance)finance researchfinancial accountingfinancial studiesfinancial forecastbehavioral financefirm-specific ercsasset pricingprice responsesslope coefficientsfinancial analysisaccountingempirical financefinancial statementsaccounting researchfinancestock market prediction

The Effect of Risk on Price Responses to Unexpected Earnings. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (2005)

Dennis J. ChambersRobert N. FreemanAdam S. Koch

financial economicsfinancial stabilityfinance researchdividend expectationsearnings response coefficientsfinancial studiestotal riskeconomic researchasset pricingfinancial analysiseconomicsempirical financefinancefinancial risk management

Evidence That Analyst Following and Institutional Ownership Accelerate the Pricing of Future Earnings. Review of Accounting Studies (2003)

financial accountingfinancial forecastfinancial analysisaccountingfinancial studiesfinance

Evidence That Price Leads of Earnings Increase With Analyst Following and Institutional Ownership. SSRN Electronic Journal (2001)

Benjamin C. AyersRobert N. Freeman

financial economicssocial science researchprice leadsinstitutional ownershipasset pricingsocial sciencesvaluationfinancial analysisempirical financefinance

Why Do Large Firms' Prices Anticipate Earnings Earlier Than Small Firms' Prices?*. Contemporary Accounting Research (2000)

BENJAMIN C. AYERSROBERT N. FREEMAN

large firmscorporate financeaccountingsmall firmsaccounting research

Discussion of “Analysts' Interpretation and Investor's Valuation of Tax Carryforwards”. Contemporary Accounting Research (1999)

ROBERT N. FREEMAN

valuationaccounting researchaccountingtax carryforwards

Market Assessments of Inter-Industry and Intra-Intrustry Performance. SSRN Electronic Journal (1998)

Benjamin C. AyersRobert N. Freeman

social sciencesintra-intrustry performancesocial science researchmarket assessments

Market Assessment of Industry and Firm Earnings Information. Journal of Accounting and Economics (1997)

Benjamin AyersRobert N Freeman

financial economicsmarket assessmentfirm earnings informationaccountingfinance

An Earnings Prediction Approach to Examining Intercompany Information Transfers. Journal of Accounting and Economics (1992)

Robert FreemanSenyo Tse

intercompany information transfersaccountingfinancial accounting

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Robert Freeman

Professor Emeritus

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

Mccombs School of Business

Accounting

Robert Freeman is currently serving as an Accounting Professor Emeritus at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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University of Texas at Austin

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Can Historical Returns-Earnings Relations Predict Price Responses to Earnings News?. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting (2010)

Robert FreemanAdam KochHaidan Li

Can Firm-Specific Models Predict Price Responses to Earnings News?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2006)

Robert N. FreemanAdam S. KochHaidan Li

The Effect of Risk on Price Responses to Unexpected Earnings. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (2005)

Dennis J. ChambersRobert N. FreemanAdam S. Koch

Evidence That Analyst Following and Institutional Ownership Accelerate the Pricing of Future Earnings. Review of Accounting Studies (2003)

financial accountingfinancial forecastfinancial analysisaccountingfinancial studiesfinance

Evidence That Price Leads of Earnings Increase With Analyst Following and Institutional Ownership. SSRN Electronic Journal (2001)

Benjamin C. AyersRobert N. Freeman

financial economicssocial science researchprice leadsinstitutional ownershipasset pricingsocial sciencesvaluationfinancial analysisempirical financefinance

Why Do Large Firms' Prices Anticipate Earnings Earlier Than Small Firms' Prices?*. Contemporary Accounting Research (2000)

BENJAMIN C. AYERSROBERT N. FREEMAN

large firmscorporate financeaccountingsmall firmsaccounting research

Discussion of “Analysts' Interpretation and Investor's Valuation of Tax Carryforwards”. Contemporary Accounting Research (1999)

ROBERT N. FREEMAN

valuationaccounting researchaccountingtax carryforwards

Market Assessments of Inter-Industry and Intra-Intrustry Performance. SSRN Electronic Journal (1998)

Benjamin C. AyersRobert N. Freeman

social sciencesintra-intrustry performancesocial science researchmarket assessments

Market Assessment of Industry and Firm Earnings Information. Journal of Accounting and Economics (1997)

Benjamin AyersRobert N Freeman

financial economicsmarket assessmentfirm earnings informationaccountingfinance

An Earnings Prediction Approach to Examining Intercompany Information Transfers. Journal of Accounting and Economics (1992)

Robert FreemanSenyo Tse

intercompany information transfersaccountingfinancial accounting

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