Vivek Pandey
Professor Pandey’s research broadly focuses on empirical accounting, intersecting with political economy, labor economics, and corporate finance. He has a special interest in how various frictions (e.g., informational, contractual, individual beliefs) and innovations (e.g., transparency) both shape and are influenced by the behavior of and interactions between firms, employees, investors, regulators, and auditors. His research has examined a range of topics related to regulatory actions, political ideology, market feedback, supply chains, and financial and non-financial disclosures and transparency. His research is published in the Journal of Accounting and Economics and The Accounting Review.
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Corporate Financial Accounting
- Research Interests
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Empirical accounting, intersecting with political economy, labor economics, and corporate finance.
- Teaching Interests
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Financial Accounting
- Publications
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Partisan regulatory actions: Evidence from the SEC2025Journal of Accounting and EconomicsClient Concerns About Information Spillovers From Sharing Audit Partners2022Journal of Accounting and EconomicsIssue1Volume73Shareholder Litigation and Conservative Accounting: Evidence from Universal Demand Laws2021The Accounting ReviewIssue2Volume96