Jens A. Stephan
Professor
Department of Buisness
Eastern Michigan University
United States of America
Biography
Professor Stephan has taught financial and managerial accounting at the undergraduate and MBA levels. His research interests are in the financial reporting and valuation areas, specifically, in how accounting information gets impounded into stock prices in the capital markets. Professor Stephan has published in the leading accounting and finance journals such as The Accounting Review, the Journal of Accounting Research, and the Journal of Finance.
Research Interest
Capital Markets, Financial Reporting, Valuation
Publications
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Mindak, M., Ricketts, J., & Stephan, J. (2009). The Goldilocks Approach to Budgeting: Not Too High, Not Too Low, But Just Right. CMA Management.
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Clark, V., Reed, M., & Stephan, J.. (2010), Capital Budgeting: The Next Generation: Visualizing Risk and Uncertainty Using Monte Carlo Simulation. Management Accounting Quarterly.
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Easterday, K., Sen, P., & Stephan, J. 2011. Another Specification of Ohlson's "Other Information" Term for the Returns/Earnings Association: Theory and Some Evidence. Journal of Business, Finance and Accounting
