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 Sungsoo Kim, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Accounting
Ph.D., Bernard M. Baruch College, CUNY
Expertise: corporate financing and investment,
role of accounting information in equity valuation, financial reporting,
earnings management
Courses frequently taught: Advanced Accounting
(Undergraduate), Financial Statement Analysis (MBA), Problems in
Financial Reporting (MBA), Accounting Theory and Public Policy (MBA)
Dr. Kim’s research focuses on the role of accounting
information in equity valuation, and managerial discretion in corporate
financial reporting. His research output has appeared in such respected
scholarly journals as the Accounting Review, Journal of International
Financial Management and Accounting, Journal of Economics and Business
and Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. A current research
question he is asking is, “Do firms manage their earnings prior to
borrowing?”
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Media Guide
Dr. Sungsoo Kim, associate
professor of accounting at the Rutgers School of
Business—Camden; author, numerous articles in professional and
scholarly journals; winner, Best Paper Award at the Third
International Conference on Contemporary Accounting. He can
discuss:
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