Mark T. Bradshaw, Ph.D.

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2000 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI 
Area:
Accounting Business Administration, General Business Administration, Finance
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Richard G. Sloan grad student 2000 University of Michigan
 (The articulation of sell -side analysts' earnings forecasts, common stock valuations and investment recommendations.)
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Bradshaw MT, Huang AG, Tan H. (2019) The Effects of Analyst‐Country Institutions on Biased Research: Evidence from Target Prices Journal of Accounting Research. 57: 85-120
Bradshaw MT, Liao G, Ma M. (2019) Agency Costs and Tax Planning when the Government is a Major Shareholder Journal of Accounting and Economics. 67: 255-277
Bradshaw MT, Christensen TE, Gee KH, et al. (2018) Analysts’ GAAP Earnings Forecasts and Their Implications for Accounting Research Journal of Accounting and Economics. 66: 46-66
Bradshaw MT, Lee LF, Peterson K. (2016) The interactive role of difficulty and incentives in explaining the annual earnings forecast walkdown Accounting Review. 91: 995-1021
Bradshaw M, Bens D, Frost CA, et al. (2014) Financial reporting policy committee of the American accounting association's financial accounting and reporting section: Accounting standard setting for private companies Accounting Horizons. 28: 175-192
Bradshaw MT, Brown LD, Huang K. (2013) Do Sell-Side Analysts Exhibit Differential Target Price Forecasting Ability? Review of Accounting Studies. 18: 930-955
Bradshaw MT, Drake MS, Myers JN, et al. (2012) A Re-Examination of Analysts’ Superiority over Time-Series Forecasts of Annual Earnings Review of Accounting Studies. 17: 944-968
Bradshaw MT. (2012) Discussion of "Analysts' industry expertise" Journal of Accounting and Economics. 54: 121-131
Bradshaw MT. (2011) A discussion of “Do managers use earnings guidance to influence street earnings exclusions?” Review of Accounting Studies. 16: 528-538
Bradshaw M, Callahan C, Ciesielski J, et al. (2010) The american accounting association's financial reporting policy committee's response to the preliminary views on financial statement presentation: The financial reporting policy committee of the financial accounting and reporting section of the american accounting association Accounting Horizons. 24: 279-296
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