Jack Douglas Stecher

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Visiting Assistant Professor of Accounting

Teaching and Research Interests:

• Financial reporting, decision making under uncertainty, social choice theory, mechanism design, corporate governance, capital markets and valuation.

Published Papers: 

• Existence of Approximate Social Welfare
  Social Choice and Welfare 30, 2008.
  
  
• Subjective Information in Decision Making and Communication
  Advances in Decision Making under Risk and Uncertainty, 2008.
  
  
• A Critical Discussion of the Characteristic Properties of List PR and FPTP Systems
  Analyse & Kritik 29, 2008.
  (With: Harrie De Swart)
  
  
• The Choice of Standards for a Reporting Language
  Mathematical Logic in Asia, 2006.
  (With: Michal Walicki, Uwe Wolter)
  
  
• Decisions Under Subjective Information
  10th Conference on Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge, 2005.
  
  

Working Papers: 

• Lending, Lying, and Costly Auditing
  August, 2009.
  (With: John Kareken)
  
  
• Generating Ambiguity in the Laboratory
  October, 2008.
  (With: J. Dickhaut, Timothy Shields)
  
  
• Hail, Procrustes!
  August, 2008.
  (With: Jeroen Suijs)
  
  
• Lending, Lying and Costly Auditing
  June, 2008.
  (With: John Karaken)
  
  
• Decision Making and Trade without Probabilities
  December, 2006.
  (With: J. Dickhaut, Radhika Lunawat, Kira Pronin)
  
  
• Parameter Estimation Using Sample Quantiles Based on Censored Data
  April, 2006.
  (With: Jonas Andersson, Evan Heit)
  
  
• A Category for Studying the Standardization of Reporting Languages
  January, 2006.
  (With: Michal Walicki, Uwe Wolter)
  
  

Courses Taught:

• Corporate Financial Reporting (45-803)
  (Masters Program)
  • 2008, Mini 3 (Section: E)
  • 2008, Mini 3 (Section: M)
  
  
• Corporate Financial Reporting (70-424)
  (BSBA Program)
  • 2008, Fall (Section: A)