Jonathan Glover
Associate Professor of Accounting

B.S.B.A., The Ohio State University, 1988;
Ph.D., 1992

E-mail: jglover@andrew.cmu.edu

Courses:

45-701 Managerial Accounting

Teaching and research interests:

Financial and managerial accounting and management control systems, mechanism design theory, the role of accounting information in the control of decentralized organizations.

Major publications/papers:

"Is Transparent Financial Reporting Better for Shareholders?," with A. Arya and S. Sunder, Accounting Horizons, forthcoming;

"Project Assignment Rights and Incentives for Eliciting Ideas," with A. Arya and B. Routledge, Management Science, forthcoming;

"Revenue Accounting in the Age of E-Commerce: A Framework for Conceptual, Analytical, and Exchange Rate Considerations," with Y. Ijiri, Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting, 2002;

"Implementation in Principal-Agent Models of Adverse Selection," with A. Arya and U. Rajan, Journal of Economic Theory, 2000;

"Earnings Management and the Revelation Principle," with A. Arya and S. Sunder, Review of Accounting Studies, 1998;

"The Interaction Between Decision and Control Problems and the Value of Information," with A. Arya and K. Sivaramakrishnan, The Accounting Review, 1997;

"Teams, Repeated Tasks, and Implicit Incentives," with A. Arya and J. Fellingham, Journal of Accounting and Economics, 1997;

"A Simple Forecasting Mechanism for Moral Hazard Settings," with A. Arya, Journal of Economic Theory, 1995;

"A Simpler Mechanism that Stops Agents from Cheating," Journal of Economic Theory, 1994

Awards/Honors:

• Xerox Research Chair, 1995-96

Editorial Boards

• The Review of Accounting Studies, 1997-
• The Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Financing, 2000-