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Paul Hribar
Professor
Leonard A. Hadley Professor of Accounting
Accounting
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John Pappajohn Bus Bldg
The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242-1994
Ph: 319-335-1008
Fax: 319-335-1956
E-mail:
paul-hribar@uiowa.edu
Academic History
PhD in Accounting, The University of Iowa, 2000
MSc in Accounting, College of Commerce, University of Saskatchewan, 1995
BMgt in Accounting, Faculty of Management, University of Lethbridge, 1992
Expertise
Empirical/Archival Research in Financial Accounting. Specialties include measurement of earnings management using empirical models; accounting-based anomalies; predicting stock returns using accounting data.
Awards
GREAT teaching award for executive MBA (Des Moines), November 2012
Dean's Teaching Award, Tippie College of Business, May 2012
Lloyd J. and Thelma W. Palmer Research Fellow, 2006
McGladrey Institute Research Fellow, 2006
Ada Howe Kent Foundation Fellow, Cornell University, 2003
New Faculty Consortium Fellow, Cornell University, 2001
Byron R. Ross Award for Teaching Excellence, The University of Iowa, 1998
Selected Publications
Investor Sentiment and Analyst's Earnings Forecast Errors, Paul Hribar, John McInnis, Management Science, 2012
Information Asymmetry and Restatement Announcements: Evidence from Informed Trading, Paul Hribar, Brad Badertscher, Nicole Jenkins, Accounting Review, 2011
Institutional Investors and Accounting Restatements, Paul Hribar, Nicole Jenkins, Juan Wang, 2009
Making Sense of Cents: An examination of firms that marginally miss or beat analyst forecasts, Paul Hribar, Sanjeev Bhojraj, Marc Picconi, John McInnis, The Journal of Finance, vol 64, 2009, 2361-2388
The Use of Unsigned Earnings Quality Measures in Tests of Earnings Management, Paul Hribar, D. Craig Nichols, Journal of Accounting Research, vol 45, 2007, 1017-1053
Stock Repurchases as an Earnings Management Device, Paul Hribar, B. Johnson, N. Jenkins, Journal of Accounting and Economics, vol 41, 2006, 3-27
CEO Compensation and Incentives: Evidence From M&A Bonuses, Paul Hribar, Yaniv Grinstein, Journal of Financial Economics, vol 73, 2004, 119-144
The Effect of Accounting Restatements on Earnings Revisions and the Estimated Cost of Capital, Paul Hribar, N. Jenkins, Review of Accounting Studies, vol 9, 2004, 337-356
A Discussion of Competitive Costs of Disclosure by Biotech IPOs, Paul Hribar, Journal of Accounting Research, vol 42, 2004, 357-364
Investor Sophistication and the Mispricing of Accruals, Paul Hribar, Daniel W. Collins, Guojin Gong, Review of Accounting Studies, vol 8, 2003, 251-276
A Discussion of Inventory Changes and Future Returns, Paul Hribar, Review of Accounting Studies, vol 7, 2002, 189-195
Errors in Estimating Accruals: Implications for Empirical Research, Paul Hribar, D. W. Collins, Journal of Accounting Research, vol 40, 2002, 105-134
Earnings-based and Accrual-based Anomalies: One Effect or Two?, Paul Hribar, Daniel W. Collins, Journal of Accounting and Economics, vol 29, 2000, 101-123
Working Papers
Does stock option accounting affect the quality of reported cash flows?, Paul Hribar, Craig Nichols
A Competing Explanation for Sources of Bias in Earnings-Based Measures of Conditional Conservatism, Daniel W. Collins, Paul Hribar, Xiaoli Tian
Principles-Based Standards and Earnings Attributes, Richard Mergenthaler, Paul Hribar, David Folsom, Kyle Peterson
The Confounding Effects of Operating Cash Flow Asymmetric Timeliness on the Earnings-Based Measure of Conditional Conservatism, Daniel W. Collins, Paul Hribar, Xiaoli Tian
A New Measure of Accounting Quality, Paul Hribar, Todd Kravet, Ryan J. Wilson
CEO Overconfidence and management earnings forecasts, Paul Hribar, Holly Yang
Life Cycle, Cost of Capital, Earnings Persistence and Stock Returns, Paul Hribar, Nir Yehuda
Reconciling Growth and Persistence as explanations for accrual mispricing, Paul Hribar, Nir Yehuda
Prior Positions
Assistant Professor of Accounting, Johnson Grad School of Management, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, July 2000 - June 2006
Professional Affiliations
Editorial Board Member, Contemporary Accounting Research, January 2010 - current
Editorial Board Member, Review of Accounting Studies, 2006 - current
Editorial Board Member, The Accouting Review, 2005 - 2007
Presentations
Investor Sentiment and Analyst Forecast Errors, Florida State University, November 2010
A New Measure of Accounting Quality, Yale University, October 2010
A New Measure of Accounting Quality, Dartmouth College, September 2010
A New Measure of Accounting Quality, Georgetown University, March 2010
Investor Sentiment and Analyst Forecast Errors, Iowa State University, November 2009
A New Measure of Accounting Quality, Indiana University, October 2009
Does conservative stock option accounting lead to aggresive cash flow reporting?, Barclay's Global Investors Research Seminar, Barclay's Global Investors, San Francisco, CA, November 2007
Does conservative option accounting lead to aggresive cash flow reporting?, Texas A&M University, Texas A&M , Texas A&M , November 2007
Life Cycle, Cost of Capital, Earnings Persistence and Stock Returns, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, AAA, Chicago, IL, August 2007
CEO overconfidence, earnigns forecasts, and earnings management, People & Money Symposium on Behavioral Finance, Depaul University, Chicago, IL, June 2007