Jennifer Francis

18 catalog papers. Identity-linked publications and additional name matches are distinguished below.

ORCID: 0000-0002-5051-8671

Duke University

Publications

• Payoffs to Aggressiveness — The Accounting Review 2023 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
• Financial Reporting for Pollution Reduction Programs — Management Science 2020
• Estimation sample selection for discretionary accruals models☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2013
• Voluntary Disclosure, Earnings Quality, and Cost of Capital — Journal of Accounting Research 2008
• CEO Reputation and Earnings Quality* — Contemporary Accounting Research 2008
• Re-examining the effects of regulation fair disclosure using foreign listed firms to control for concurrent shocks☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2006
• A Returns‐Based Representation of Earnings Quality — The Accounting Review 2006 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
• A Reexamination of the Persistence of Accruals and Cash Flows — Journal of Accounting Research 2005
• Investor learning about analyst predictive ability☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2005
• The market pricing of accruals quality☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2005
• Earnings and dividend informativeness when cash flow rights are separated from voting rights☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2005
• Costs of Equity and Earnings Attributes — The Accounting Review 2004 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
• The Relative and Incremental Explanatory Power of Earnings and Alternative (to Earnings) Performance Measures for Returns* — Contemporary Accounting Research 2003
• Expanded Disclosures and the Increased Usefulness of Earnings Announcements — The Accounting Review 2002 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
• Earnings announcements and competing information☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2002
• Discussion of empirical research on accounting choice — Journal of Accounting and Economics 2001
• Management communications with securities analysts — Journal of Accounting and Economics 1997
• Agency costs and innovation some empirical evidence☆ — Journal of Accounting and Economics 1995