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Overview

Wallace N. Davidson is affiliated with Southern Illinois University Carbondale in the United States. Their academic career is connected primarily to this institution, where they contribute to research and education.

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Best Publications

  • Earnings management and corporate governance: the role of the board and the audit committee

    Biao Xie;Wallace N Davidson;Peter J DaDalt

  • Agency costs, ownership structure and corporate governance mechanisms

    Manohar Singh;Wallace N Davidson

  • Layoff Announcements and Stockholder Wealth

    Dan L. Worrell;Wallace N. Davidson;Varinder M. Sharma

  • Corporate Environmental Initiatives and Anticipated Firm Performance: The Differential Effects of Process-Driven Versus Product-Driven Greening Initiatives

    K. Matthew Gilley;Dan L. Worrell;Wallace N. Davidson;Abuzar El–Jelly

  • Board Composition and Shareholder Wealth: The Case of Management Buyouts

    Chun I. Lee;Stuart Rosenstein;Nanda Rangan;Wallace N. Davidson

  • Research notes and communications: The effect of product recall announcements on shareholder wealth

    Wallace N. Davidson;Dan L. Worrell

  • Market reaction to voluntary announcements of audit committee appointments: The effect of financial expertise

    Wallace N. Davidson;Biao Xie;Weihong Xu

  • Earnings Management Following Duality-Creating Successions: Ethnostatistics, Impression Management, and Agency Theory

    Wallace N. Davidson;Pornsit Jiraporn;Young Sang Kim;Carol Nemec

  • Earnings Management and Corporate Governance: The Roles of the Board and the Audit Committee

    Biao Xie;Wallace N. Davidson;Peter J. DaDalt

  • The predictive power of implied volatility: Evidence from 35 futures markets

    Andrew Szakmary;Evren Ors;Jin Kyoung Kim;Wallace N Davidson

  • The Impact of Announcements of Corporate Illegalities on Shareholder Returns

    Wallace N. Davidson;Dan L. Worrel

  • Too busy to show up? An analysis of directors’ absences

    Pornsit Jiraporn;Wallace N. Davidson;Peter DaDalt;Yixi Ning

  • Multiple directorships and corporate diversification

    Pornsit Jiraporn;Young Sang Kim;Wallace N. Davidson

  • Corporate governance, shareholder rights and firm diversification: An empirical analysis

    Pornsit Jiraporn;Young Sang Kim;Wallace N. Davidson;Manohar Singh

  • A Comparison and Test of the Use of Accounting and Stock Market Data in Relating Corporate Social Responsibility and Financial Performance

    Wallace N. Davidson;Dan L. Worrell

  • Management Turnover Through Deaths of Key Executives: Effects on Investor Wealth

    Dan L. Worrell;Wallace N. Davidson;P.R. Chandy;Sharon L. Garrison

  • The influence of executive age, career horizon and incentives on pre-turnover earnings management

    Wallace N. Davidson;Biao Xie;Weihong Xu;Yixi Ning

  • ONE HAT TOO MANY: KEY EXECUTIVE PLURALITY AND SHAREHOLDER WEALTH

    Dan L. Worrell;Carol Nemec;Wallace N. Davidson

  • Causes and Consequences of Audit Shopping: An Analysis of Auditor Opinions, Earnings Management, and Auditor Changes

    Wallace N. Davidson;Pornsit Jiraporn;Peter DaDalt

  • Key Executive Succession and Stockholder Wealth: The Influence of Successorys Origin, Position, and Age

    Wallace N. Davidson;Dan L. Worrell;Louis Cheng

  • Influencing Managers to Change Unpopular Corporate Behavior through Boycotts and Divestitures A Stock Market Test

    Wallace N. Davidson;Dan L. Worrell;Abuzar El-Jelly

  • Corporate diversification strategies and capital structure

    Manohar Singh;Wallace N. Davidson;Jo Ann Suchard

  • Too Busy to Show Up? An Analysis of Directors' Absences

    Pornsit Jiraporn;Wallace N. Davidson;Yixi Ning;Peter J. DaDalt

Frequent Co-Authors

Pornsit Jiraporn
Pornsit Jiraporn Pennsylvania State University
Louis T. W. Cheng
Louis T. W. Cheng Hang Seng University of Hong Kong
Marcia Millon Cornett
Marcia Millon Cornett Bentley University
C. F. Sirmans
C. F. Sirmans Florida State University

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