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Taking the Pulse of The U.S. Economy Using Accounting Data
Sat, January 28, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This session explores the relevance of financial accounting data for forecasting GDP growth.
Track
Discussants
Salman Arif, Indiana University Bloomington
Jean Zeng, University of California-Berkeley
Henry Laurion, University of California-Berkeley
Moderator
Individual Presentations
Overproduction, Aggregate Earnings Growth and GDP Growth - Bjorn N Jorgensen, london school of economics and political science; Yong Gyu Lee, Sungkyunkwan University; Hyung il Oh, University of Washington Bothell
From Accounting to Economics: the Role of Aggregate Special Items in Gauging the State of the Economy - Ahmed Abdalla, The London School of Economics; Jose Carabias, The London School of Economics
Another Look at the Macroeconomic Information Content of Aggregate Earnings - Rebecca Hann, University of Maryland-College Park; Congcong Li, Singapore Management University; Maria Ogneva, University of Southern California