Martin Wu

Articles

• Wu, M. (2006). An Economic Analysis of Audit and Non-Audit Services: The Trade-off between Competition Crossovers and Knowledge Spillovers. Contemporary Accounting Research, 23 (2), 527-54.
• Beck, P., & Wu, M. (2006). Learning by Doing and Audit Quality. Contemporary Accounting Research, 23 (1), 1-30.
• Christensen, P., Feltham, G., & Wu, M. (2002). "Cost of Capital" in Residual Income for Performance Evaluation. The Accounting Review, 77 (1), 1-23.
• Feltham, G., & Wu, M. (2001). Incentive Efficiency of Stock versus Options. Review of Accounting Studies, 6 (1), 7-28.
• Feltham, G., & Wu, M. (2000). Public Reports, Information Acquisition by Investors, and Managerial Incentives. Review of Accounting Studies, 5 (2), 155-190.

Books and Monographs

• Wu, M. (1987). A Tutorial Program for Self-Learning for the Principles and Applications of M1570 Colour Printer. Daqing Petroleum Institute Press.
• Wu, M., & Huang, K. (1986). The Principles and Applications of M1570 Colour Printer. Daqing Petroleum Institute Press.

Other Publications

• Wu, M. (2010). Case: "What Does the Unoccupied New Housing in China Tell Us?"-Double-loop feedback and feed-forward effects.
• Wu, M. (2009). Case: "Information Search vs. Information Breach by Google"-Can a job get done too well.
• Wu, M. (2008). Case: "A Systematic Analysis on Financial Crisis and Economy"-Regulation and Systematic Risk.
• Wu, M. (2007). Case: "The Second Coming of Michael Dell"-JIT Management in a dynamic Economic Environment.
• Wu, M. (2006). Case: "Executive Pay: The 9/11 Factor"-Accountability and Controllability.
• Wu, M. (2005). Case: "Hurricane Katrina and the Blame Game"-Accountability is Accounting; and Vice Versa.
• Wu, M. (2004). Case: "The Rise and Fall of WorldCom"-Internal Control Continues to Evolve As An Organization Grows Over Time.
• Wu, M. (2000). Case: "Jean's Jeans" (with Gerald A. Feltham).
• Wu, M. (1996). Case: "Edper's Share Purchase/Incentive Program".

Presentations

• Wu, M. (2014). Do Individual Auditors Affect Clients' Real Activities Manipulation? Implications for Auditor Learning and Quality. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Accountancy Forum.
• Wu, M. (2014). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. American Accounting Association MAS Section Mid-Year Conference.
• Wu, M. (2014). Do Individual Auditors Affect Clients' Real Activities Manipulation? Implications for Auditor Learning and Quality. Fudan University.
• Wu, M. (2014). Do Individual Auditors Affect Clients' Real Activities Manipulation? Implications for Auditor Learning and Quality. Hunan University.
• Wu, M. (2014). Do Individual Auditors Affect Clients' Real Activities Manipulation? Implications for Auditor Learning and Quality. Xi'an Jiaotong University.
• Wu, M. (2013). Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Accounting Symposium.
• Wu, M. (2013). Hierarchical Agency: Double Audits vs. Specialized Audits for Management Control. 12th Annual Haskell & White Corporate Reporting and Governance Academic Conference.
• Wu, M. (2013). Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Accountancy Brown Bag Series.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. The 5th Conference on Cross-Strait Banking and Finance.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. Hunan University.
• Wu, M. (2013). Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value. Sun Yat-Sen University.
• Wu, M. (2013). Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value. Xi'an Jiaotong University.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Accountancy Brown Bag Series.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. Fudan University.
• Wu, M. (2013). Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation. The 10th International Conference on Economics, Finance and Accounting (IEFA) and The 5th Conference.
• Wu, M. (2012). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. American Accounting Association Management Accounting Section Research and Case Conference.
• Wu, M. (2012). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. Fudan University.
• Wu, M. (2012). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. Temple University Conference on Performance Evaluation.
• Wu, M. (2012). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. Tsinghua University.
• Wu, M. (2012). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. University of British Columbia.
• Wu, M. (2011). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. American Accounting Association Annual Meeting.
• Wu, M. (2011). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. Carnegie Mellon University.
• Wu, M. (2011). Relative Performance Evaluation and Peers in an Oligopoly. University of Illinois at Chicago.
• Wu, M. (2010). Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value. University of Kentucky.

Working Papers

• Qi, B., Si, Y., Tian, G., & Wu, M. Do Individual Auditors Affect Clients' Real Activities Manipulation? Implications for Auditor Learning and Quality.
• Wu, M. Common vs. Firm-Specific Risks in Relative Performance Evaluation.
• Beck, P., & Wu, M. Group Audit Quality.
• Lu, C., Shao, S., & Wu, M. The Paradox of Peer-Group Choices in Relative Performance Evaluation-Why More is Less.
• Wu, M. Economics of Auditor Liability: Impact on Pareto-Efficient Audit Quality and Value.
• Wu, M. Hierarchical Agency: Double Audits vs. Specialized Audits for Management Control.
• Feltham, G., & Wu, M. Value Relations with Endogenous Investment.