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Andrew H. Newman
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
E-mail: anewmen@katz.pitt.edu
Degrees
- PhD, Georgia State University, 2009
- MA, University of Alabama, 1998
- BS, University of Alabama, 1997
Area
Accounting
Courses Recently Taught
Managerial Accounting (CBA)
Profile
Andrew H. Newman is an assistant professor of business administration. A member of the accounting faculty, Newman's research interests are in behavioral managerial research related to relative performance information, informal control systems, honesty, and subjective performance evaluation. He earned his PhD in accounting at Georgia State University and his master of accountancy and bachelor's degree in accounting at the University of Alabama. Prior to earning his doctoral degree, Newman was a senior accountant at The Network, a financial analyst at Zapmedia, and a staff auditor at Ernst & Young LLP.
Research Interests
Behavioral research related to managerial accounting
Recent Publications
The Effect of Disseminating Relative Performance Information in Tournament and Individual Compensation Schemes, The Accounting Review, 2008 (July) 83:4, 893-913 (with R. Lynn Hannan and Ranjani Krishnan)
Recent Working Papers
"The Behavioral Effect of Cost Targets on Managerial Cost Reporting Honesty," 2009
Personal Interests
Travel, Cooking, Hiking / Camping
