1. Behind the Curtain of Workforce Diversity:  Evidence from EEO-1 Reports
   with Thomas Bourveau and Rachel Flam
   Management Science (Forthcoming)
   Coverage: Columbia CLS Blog, Fortune, CBS Insights Research Brief
   
   

2. Accounting Rules and the Labor Market for Accountants
   Journal of Accounting Research (Forthcoming)
   Coverage: The Accounting Podcast, Going Concern, Accounting Today (one of the most read stories of 2024), NYSSCPA NextGen Magazine, National Affairs "Behind the Corporate Veil" List 

1. Audit Mandates and the Audit Profession  
   with Matthias Breuer and Felix Vetter
   Stigler Center Working Paper  No. 333
   R&R (Journal of Accounting Research)
   Coverage: ProMarket, Going Concern
   
   

2. Human Capital Disclosures
   with Thomas Bourveau, Maliha Chowdhury, and Ethan Rouen
   R&R (Journal of Accounting Research)
   Coverage: HLS Blog, JUST Capital's Congressional Testimony, SEC Investor Advisory Committee Draft Proposal of New HC Disclosure Rule
   
   

3. The Impact of Financial Reporting Mandates on Labor Unions
   with Qingkai Dong
   R&R (Journal of Accounting Research)
   Coverage:  National Affairs "Working People" List 
   
   

4. Minority Representation at Work
   with Matthias Breuer, Wei Cai, and Felix Vetter
   Stigler Center Working Paper  No. 343
   Coverage: ProMarket
   
   

5. Cost Accounting Standards and the Cost Effectiveness of Federal Funds
   with  Qingkai Dong and Sunho Yoo
   R&R (The Accounting Review)

Work In Progress

1. Monopsony Power in the Accounting Industry
   with  Qingkai Dong and Matthias Breuer
   Census Bureau Project No. 3160 ( Data Access Approved)
   
   

2. Occupation-Specific Education Requirements and Occupational Silos: Evidence from CPA Licensing Rules
   with Parth Shah
   
   

3. The Informativeness and Consequences of Officials’ Spending Disclosures
   with Raphael Duguay
   
   

4.  The Marketplace of Accounting Ideas

Policy Writing

1. Comment letter submitted to ISSB on Proposed Amendments to the SASB Standards
   with Thomas Bourveau