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John J. Gerlach Chair in Accounting 
Professor of Accounting and MIS, and (by courtesy) Economics

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

  • Anil Arya and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Long-Term Firm Gains from Short-Term Managerial Focus: Myopia and Voluntary Disclosures.”
    Journal of Accounting and Economics, forthcoming.
  • Anil Arya and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Endogenizing Discretion in Disclosure.”Management Science, 69, 2023, 3730-3747.
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Tax-favored Stock Donations by Corporate Insiders and Consequences for Equity Markets.”
    Management Science 68 ( 2022).
  • Anil Arya and Ram N. V. Ramanan.“Disclosure to Regulate Learning in Product Markets from the Stock Market.” The Accounting Review 97 (2022).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “In Defense of Limited Manufacturing Cost Control: Disciplining Acquisition of Private Information by Suppliers.” The Accounting Review 97 (2022).
  • Anil Arya and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Voluntary Disclosure in Light of Control Concerns.” Contemporary Accounting Research 38 (2021).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Thomas Pfeiffer. “Incentive Provision in Light of Expertise and Operational Involvement of Angel Investors.” Production and Operations Management 30 (2021).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Dae-Hee Yoon.  “The Impact of Uniform Pricing Regulations on Incentives to Generate and Disclose Accounting Information.” Management Science 67 (2021).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Beyond Profits: The Rise of Dual-Purpose Organizations and its Consequences for Disclosure.” The Accounting Review 94 (2019).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Dae-Hee Yoon.  “Public Disclosures in the Presence of Suppliers and Competitors.” Contemporary Accounting Research 36 (2019).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf.  “Bricks-and-Mortar Entry by Online Retailers in the Presence of Consumer Sales Taxes.” Management Science 64 (2018).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Ram N. V. Ramanan. “Synergy between Accounting Disclosures and Forward-looking Information in Stock Prices.”  The Accounting Review 92 (2017).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “On the Synergy Between Disclosure and Investment Beauty Contests.” Journal of Accounting and Economics 61 (2016).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “Donor Reliance on Accounting and its Consequences for the Charitable Distribution Channel.” Production and Operations Management 25 (2016).
  • Anil Arya, Hans Frimor, and Brian Mittendorf. “Decentralized Procurement in Light of Strategic Inventories.” Management Science 61 (2015).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Austin Sudbury. “Forward Contracting and Incentives for Disclosure.” Review of Accounting Studies 20 (2015).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “Career Concerns and Accounting Performance Measures in Nonprofit Organizations.” Accounting, Organizations and Society 40 (2015).
  • Anil Arya, Brian Mittendorf, and Dae-Hee Yoon. “Revisiting the Make-or-Buy Decision: Conveying Information by Outsourcing to Rivals.” The Accounting Review 89 (2014).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “Managing Strategic Inventories via Manufacturer-to-Consumer Rebates.” Management Science 59 (2013).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “Discretionary Disclosure in the Presence of Dual Distribution Channels.” Journal of Accounting and Economics 55 (2013).
  • Anil Arya and Brian Mittendorf. “Disclosure Standards for Vertical Contracts.” RAND Journal of Economics 42 (2011).
  • Anil Arya, Joel Demski, Jonathan Glover, and Pierre Liang. “Quasi-Robust Multiagent Contracts.” Management Science 55 (2009).
  • Anil Arya, John Fellingham, Jonathan Glover, Doug Schroeder, and Gilbert Strang. “Inferring Transactions from Financial Statements.” Contemporary Accounting Research 17 (2000).
  • Anil Arya, Jonathan Glover, and Richard Young. “Mechanism Design under Alternative Information Structures and Constrained Capacity.” Journal of Economic Theory 70 (1996).
  • Anil Arya and Jonathan Glover. “A Simple Forecasting Mechanism for Moral Hazard Settings.” Journal of Economic Theory 66 (1995).