Molly Mercer
Ph.D. University of Texas, 2001
Mercer, M. (2005). The Fleeting Effects of Disclosure Forthcomingness on Management's Reporting Credibility. Accounting Review.
Mercer, M., Koonce, L., McAnally, M. (2005). How Do Investors Judge the Risk of Derivative and Non-derivative Financial Items?. Accounting Review.
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Visiting Associate Professor |
| School of Accountancy and Management Information Systems (MIS) | |
| 1 E. Jackson Blvd. DePaul Center 7100 Chicago, IL 60604 |
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| (312) 362-6783 | |
| molly.mercer@asu.edu |
Academic Degrees
Ph.D. University of Texas, 2001
Selected Publications
Article
Mercer, M., Barton, J. (2005). To Blame or Not to Blame: Analysts' Reactions to External Explanations for Porr Financial Performance. Journal of Accounting and Economics.Mercer, M. (2005). The Fleeting Effects of Disclosure Forthcomingness on Management's Reporting Credibility. Accounting Review.
Mercer, M., Koonce, L., McAnally, M. (2005). How Do Investors Judge the Risk of Derivative and Non-derivative Financial Items?. Accounting Review.