Chandra Kanodia
Professor, Arthur Andersen & Co./Kullberg Chair in Accounting and Information Systems at Carlson School of Management
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- Carlson School of Management
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Biography
Carlson School of Management
Chandra Kanodia
Professor, Arthur Andersen & Co./Kullberg Chair in Accounting and Information Systems
Accounting
Education
BCom 1966
commerce University of Bombay
MBA 1969
Indian Institute of Management
MS 1976
accounting Carnegie Mellon University
PhD 1978
industrial administration Carnegie Mellon University
Expertise
The effect of accounting standards and disclosure requirements on business strategy.
The design of incentives and control in decentralized organizations.
Chandra Kanodia earned his PhD in industrial administration from Carnegie Mellon University where he also received his master''s in accounting. He also holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management. He serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Accounting Research, Journal of Law, Finance and Accounting and has served on the editorial board of the Review of Accounting Studies. Besides being published in these journals, his work also appears in The Accounting Review, Econometrica, Games & Economic Behavior, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization and Management Science.
Selected Works
"Effects of Shareholder Information on Corporate Decisions and Capital Market Equilibrium", Econometrica (1980)
“Investment and Disclosure: The Disciplinary Role of Periodic Performance Reports” (with D. Lee), Journal of Accounting Research, (1998)
“Hedge Disclosures, Futures Prices and Production Distortions” (with A. Mukherji, H. Sapra and R. Venugopalan), Journal of Accounting Research (2000)
“Should Intangibles be Measured: What are the Economic Tradeoffs”, (with H. Sapra and R. Venugopalan), Journal of Accounting Research (2004)
"Imprecision in Accounting Measurement: Can it be Value Enhancing”, (with R. Singh and A. Spero), Journal of Accounting Research (2005)
“Accounting Disclosure and Real Effects”, Foundations and Trends in Accounting (2007)
“Accounting Conservatism and the Efficiency of Debt Contracts” (with F. Gigler, H. Sapra and R. Venugopalan), Journal of Accounting Research (2009)
“Does Information Transparency Decrease Coordination Failure?” (with R. Anctil, J. Dickhaut and C. Johnson), Games & Economic Behavior (2010)
“How Frequent Financial Reporting Causes Managerial ShortTermism: An Analysis of the Costs and Benefits of Increasing Reporting Frequency” (with F. Gigler, H. Sapra and R. Venugopalan), Journal of Accounting Research (2014)
Current Activities
Administrative Appointments
Faculty Appointments and Promotions Committee
Incentives and Management Group
Editorial Appointments
Editorial board, Journal of Accounting Research
Editorial board, Review of Accounting Studies
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