Mark W. Nelson mainly investigates Audit, Accounting, Actuarial science, Earnings and Financial accounting. His research brings together the fields of Performance appraisal and Audit. Mark W. Nelson interconnects Interpersonal interaction and Scope in the investigation of issues within Accounting.
His Debriefing research extends to the thematically linked field of Actuarial science. A large part of his Earnings studies is devoted to Earnings management. His research in Financial accounting intersects with topics in Cash flow and Auditor's report.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Audit, Accounting, Actuarial science, Earnings and Earnings management. Mark W. Nelson applies his multidisciplinary studies on Audit and Database transaction in his research. His work on Fair value as part of general Accounting research is frequently linked to Incentive, Sample and Enforcement, thereby connecting diverse disciplines of science.
His Fair value research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Volatility, Financial economics and Portfolio. His study explores the link between Actuarial science and topics such as Set that cross with problems in Financial statement analysis. His Earnings study combines topics in areas such as Econometrics and Market efficiency.
His primary areas of investigation include Audit, Accounting, Actuarial science, Public relations and Quality audit. His work on Audit plan, Joint audit and Internal audit as part of his general Audit study is frequently connected to Information sharing and Style, thereby bridging the divide between different branches of science. His Audit plan study incorporates themes from Performance audit, Walk-through test, Chief audit executive, Audit evidence and Information technology audit.
His Accounting research incorporates themes from Portfolio and Set. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Persuasion, Financial Disclosures and Psychological research. His research integrates issues of Audit risk, Accounting management and Performance appraisal in his study of Public relations.
Mark W. Nelson focuses on Audit, Information sharing, Public relations, Actuarial science and Data science. Among his research on Audit, you can see a combination of other fields of science like Mediation, Data availability, Sample size determination, Verdict and Jury. Mark W. Nelson connects Public relations with Moment in his research.
His Actuarial science research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Persuasion, Financial Disclosures and Psychological research. His Data science research incorporates elements of Accounting research and Task. His Empirical research research incorporates Research studies, Data collection, Field survey and Accounting.
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Experimental research in financial accounting
Robert Libby;Robert Bloomfield;Mark W Nelson.
Accounting Organizations and Society (2002)
Evidence from Auditors about Managers' and Auditors' Earnings Management Decisions
Mark W. Nelson;John A. Elliott;Robin L. Tarpley.
Accounting review: A quarterly journal of the American Accounting Association (2002)
A Model and Literature Review of Professional Skepticism in Auditing
Mark W. Nelson.
Ear and Hearing (2009)
Judgment and Decision Making Research in Auditing: A Task, Person, and Interpersonal Interaction Perspective
Mark Nelson;Hun‐Tong Tan.
Auditing-a Journal of Practice & Theory (2005)
Behavioral Evidence on the Effects of Principles‐ and Rules‐Based Standards
Mark W. Nelson.
Accounting Horizons (2003)
How Are Earnings Managed? Examples from Auditors
Mark W. Nelson;John A. Elliott;Robin L. Tarpley.
Accounting Horizons (2003)
The ability of professional standards to mitigate aggressive reporting
Andrew D. Cuccia;Mark W. Nelson;Karl Hackenbrack.
Accounting review: A quarterly journal of the American Accounting Association (1995)
Recognition v. Disclosure, Auditor Tolerance for Misstatement, and the Reliability of Stock-Compensation and Lease Information
Robert Libby;Mark W. Nelson;James E. Hunton.
Journal of Accounting Research (2006)
Gathering Data for Archival, Field, Survey, and Experimental Accounting Research
Robert Bloomfield;Mark W. Nelson;Eugene F. Soltes.
Journal of Accounting Research (2016)
Confidence and the welfare of less-informed investors
Robert Bloomfield;Robert Libby;Mark W. Nelson.
Accounting Organizations and Society (1999)
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