Ching-Chuan (David) Wang is a PhD Candidate in Accounting at the University of Utah. His research primarily explores areas within financial accounting, with a special emphasis on corporate disclosure and information intermediaries.


:page_facing_up: CV

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


Education

:mortar_board: PhD in Accounting, University of Utah, 2026 (expected)

:mortar_board: MS in Finance, University of British Columbia, 2020

:mortar_board: MA in Economics, Duke University, 2016

:mortar_board: BS in Finanace, Statistics (minor), National Chengchi University, 2013


Working Papers and Selected Work in Progress

:book: Spillover Effect of Government Subsidies on Peer Firm Disclosures (Dissertation)

  • Committee: Atif Ellahie (chair), Steve Stubben, Steve Monahan, Xiaoxia Peng, Yihui Pan

:book: Why do Public Disclosures Increase Disagreements? The Role of Private Information Segmentation (with Iman Sheibany)

:book: Disclosure Certification in Quasi-Regulated Markets (with Thomas Bourveau, Emmanuel De George, Atif Ellahie and Maclean Gaulin)


Teaching

:pencil: Management Accounting, Undergraduate, 2023 Summer

  • Average Instructor Rating: 5.5/6.0; Median: 6.0/6.0
  • Received Doctoral Student Teaching Excellence Award