Ching-Chuan (David) Wang

Ching-Chuan (David) Wang

Ph.D. Candidate in Accounting at University of Utah

About

Ching-Chuan (David) Wang is a Ph.D. Candidate in Accounting at the University of Utah. His research focuses on archival financial accounting, with a special emphasis on corporate disclosure and information intermediaries. He examines how firms strategically manage disclosure in response to regulatory changes and competitive pressures, and how these disclosure practices influence capital formation and investor decision-making. He teaches Managerial Accounting and has received the Doctoral Student Teaching Excellence Award at the University of Utah. He is on the academic job market in 2025–2026.

Curriculum Vitae

Email: david.c.wang@eccles.utah.edu

Education

Certification

Working Papers

[1] Spillover Effect of Government Subsidies on Peer Firm Disclosure
(Job Market Paper)
  • Committee: Atif Ellahie (Chair), Steve Stubben, Steve Monahan, Xiaoxia Peng, Yihui Pan
  • Presentations: AAA Annual Conference, LBS Transatlantic Doctoral Conference, Western Region Doctoral Student & Faculty Interchange Conference, IAS Midyear Meeting, BYU Accounting Research Symposium, AAA/Deloitte Foundation/J. Michael Cook Doctoral Consortium, University of Utah
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[2] Signaling in the Twilight Zone: Disclosure and Credibility in the OTC Market [SSRN]
(with Thomas Bourveau, Emmanuel De George, Atif Ellahie, Maclean Gaulin)
  • Under review
  • Presentations: LSE*, NC State*, University of Mannheim*, Stanford Accounting Summer Camp*, Barcelona Accounting Summer Workshop*
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[3] Does Specialization Lead to Disagreement?
(with Cyrus Aghamolla, Iman Sheibany)
  • Presentations: University of Utah
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[4] The Price of Peer Disclosure: OTC Transparency and IPO Pricing
  • Presentations: IAS Midyear Meeting, BYU Accounting Research Symposium
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(*: Presented by coauthors)

Teaching

University of Utah

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