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Curriculum Vitae

John R. Graham
D. Richard Mead Jr. Family Professor of Finance, Duke University

Research Associate, NBER
Academic Fellow, UNC Tax Center

Director: The CFO Survey (Duke, Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta and Richmond)

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SSRN link to working paper versions of research

Areas of Interest

	Teaching	Corporate Finance, Corporate Restructuring
	Research	Investments, Corporate Finance, Taxes, Capital Structure, Investment Performance Evaluation, Herding, Financial Reporting, Combining and Assessing Forecasts

Academic Experience

	2004-Present	Professor of Finance, Duke University Teach MBA and Ph.D. Corporate Finance and Corporate Restructuring
	1999-2004	Associate Professor of Finance, Duke University
	1997-1999	Assistant Professor of Finance, Duke University
	1994-1997	Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Utah Taught Corporate Finance to undergraduates, MBAs, and Ph.D. students Taught empirical finance to Ph.D. students

Education

	1994	Duke University, Finance Ph.D.
	1988	Virginia Commonwealth University, Economics M.A.
	1983	College of William and Mary, Math/Economics B.A.

Work Experience

1983-1990: Virginia Electric and Power Company, Richmond, Virginia, Senior Economist. Financial analysis; corporate capital structure and project financing decisions; cost of capital calculations; analyzed choice between fixed-rate and variable-rate debt; forecasted electricity demand, appliance ownership and various price indices

Honors, Awards, Recognition

	2022, named Fellow, American Finance Association
	2020, best paper published in FM over two year period, "The Theory and Practice of Corporate Risk Management: Evidence from the Field"
	2019, Weinberg/IRRCI Research Award, "Corporate Culture: Evidence from the Field"
	2018, Poets & Quants, Favorite Business School Professors
	2018, "best teacher" Excellence in Teaching Award in an elective, selected by graduating Fuqua School of Business Weekend MBA students
	2018, "best teacher" Excellence in Teaching Award in an elective, selected by graduating Fuqua School of Business Cross-Continent MBA students
	2017, American Taxation Association Outstanding Manuscript Award, Tax Rates and Corporate Decision-Making
	2017, Graham and Dodd Scroll, The Misrepresentation of Earnings
	2016, Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	2016, AAA Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Award (best paper published in any accounting journal in past five years)
	2016, Poets & Quants, Favorite Business School Professors
	2016, named Fellow for the National Center for the Middle Market
	2015, "best teacher" Award for Innovation and Teaching Excellence in an elective, selected by graduating Fuqua School of Business MBA students
	2015, best Financial and Reporting Section (FARS) paper, American Accounting Association
	2014, Jensen Prize (tie) for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	2014, Citation of Excellence award for The Economic Implications of Corporate Financial Reporting (Emerald Publishing)
	2013, "best teacher" Award for Innovation and Teaching Excellence in an elective, selected by graduating Fuqua School of Business MBA students
	2013, named Fellow of the Financial Management Association
	2013, Best Corporate Finance Paper FSA Laval Conference, for "Human Capital Loss in Corporate Bankruptcy"
	2013, Best Corporate Finance Paper FMA Asia for "Human Capital Loss in Corporate Bankruptcy"
	2012, Nominated for Economist Intelligence Unit Business Professor of the Year award.
	2010, Eastern Finance Association, Distinguished Scholar Award
	2009, Business Week "Prominent Faculty" recognition
	2006, Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	2005, Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	2006, AAA Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Award (best paper published in any accounting journal in past five years)
	2006, best Financial and Reporting Section (FARS) paper, American Accounting Association
	2006, Graham and Dodd Scroll Award
	2005, 2003, 2002 Hartman Center Research Grant
	2003, Western Finance Association meetings, most votes for NYSE Asset Pricing Award for "Do Price Discreteness and Transactions Costs Affect Stock Returns? Ex-day Evidence During the 1/16ths and Decimal Pricing Eras"
	2000-2002, Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow
	2002, 2000, 1998 Business Week "outstanding faculty" recognition
	2001, Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	2001, 2000 honorable mention for "best teacher" award, selected by graduating MBA students
	2000, Brattle Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Finance
	2000, Western Finance Association meetings Best Corporate Finance Paper award for "Does Corporate Diversification Destroy Value?"
	2000, Southern Finance Association meetings Best Corporate Finance Paper award for "Does Corporate Diversification Destroy Value?"
	1999, Fuqua School of Business Outstanding Faculty Member
	1998, "best teacher" Award for Innovation and Teaching Excellence in an elective, selected by graduating Fuqua School of Business MBA students

	1997, Outstanding MBA teacher, runner-up, University of Utah, Eccles School of Business
	1996, JFE All-Star Paper, for Proxies for the Corporate Marginal Tax Rate
	1994, Eastern Finance Association Ph.D. Student Award for "Is a Group of Economists Better Than One?"
	1988, Dean's Scholar and Alpha Iota Delta, Beta Gamma Sigma, and Phi Kappa Phi Honor Societies, Virginia Commonwealth University
	1983, Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, College of William and Mary

Textbooks

*Graham, John R., Scott B. Smart, and William L. Megginson, 2010, Corporate Finance: Linking Theory to What Companies Do,3rd edition, originally published by South-Western Cengage Learning

*Graham, John R. and Scott B. Smart, 2012, Introduction to Corporate Finance, 3rd edition, originally published by South-Western Cengage Learning

Published Papers

	Graham, John R., 1996, Debt and the Marginal Tax Rate, Journal of Financial Economics* 41, 41-73. -- Reprint in Empirical Corporate Finance, 2001, ed. Michael Brennan, Edward Elgar Publishing
	Graham, John R., 1996, Is a Group of Economists Better Than One? Than None?, Journal of Business* 69, 193-232.
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 1996, Market Timing Ability and Volatility Implied in Investment Newsletters' Asset Allocation Recommendations, Journal of Financial Economics* 42, 397-421.
	Graham, John R., 1996, Proxies for the Corporate Marginal Tax Rate, Journal of Financial Economics* 42, 187-221. -- "All Star Paper" (one of the two most cited papers in Volume 42 of the JFE)
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, Nov/Dec 1997, Grading the Performance of Market Timing Newsletters, Financial Analysts Journal*, 54-66.
	Graham, John R., Michael Lemmon and James Schallheim, 1998, Debt, Leases, Taxes, and the Endogeneity of Corporate Tax Status Journal of Finance* 53, 131-161. -- nominated for Smith-Breeden Prize (best paper published in Journal of Finance) -- Reprint in Empirical Corporate Finance, 2001, ed. Michael Brennan, Edward Elgar Publishing
	Graham, John R., and Michael Lemmon, 1998, Measuring Corporate Tax Rates and Tax Incentives: A New Approach, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 11, 54-65.
	Graham, John R., 1999, Herding Among Investment Newsletters: Theory and Evidence, Journal of Finance* 54, 237-268. -- nominated for Smith-Breeden Prize (best paper published in Journal of Finance)
	Graham, John R., and Clifford Smith, 1999, Tax Incentives to Hedge, Journal of Finance* 54, 2241-2262. -- nominated for Brattle Prize (best corporate finance paper published in Journal of Finance)
	Graham, John R., 1999, Do Personal Taxes Affect Corporate Financing Decisions?, Journal of Public Economics* 73, 147-185. -- Lead article
	Graham, John R., 2000, How Big Are the Tax Benefits of Debt?, Journal of Finance* 55, 1901-1941. -- Lead article -- winner of Brattle Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Finance -- Summary in 1998 National Tax Association Conference Proceedings, National Tax Association, 305-306 --Reprint in Recent Developments in Corporate Finance, ed. Jay Ritter, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2005
	Graham, John R., and Cliff Smith, 2000, Tax Progressivity and Corporate Incentives to Hedge, in Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 12, 102-111.
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2001, The Theory and Practice of Corporate Finance: Evidence from the Field,Journal of Financial Economics* 60, 187-243. -- Lead article -- winner of the Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics --Reprint in Recent Developments in Corporate Finance, ed. Jay Ritter, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2003 -- "All Star Paper" (one of the two most cited papers in Volume 60 of the JFE)
	Graham, John R., 2001, Estimating the Tax Benefits of Debt, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 14, 42-54.
	Graham, John R., and Daniel A. Rogers, 2002, Do Firms Hedge in Response to Tax Incentives?, Journal of Finance* 57, 815-839.
	Graham, John R., Michael Lemmon, and Jack Wolf, 2002, Does Corporate Diversification Destroy Value?, Journal of Finance* 57, 695-720. -- named Best Corporate Finance paper, 2000 Western Finance Association meetings -- named Best Corporate Finance paper, 2000 Southern Finance Association meetings -- nominated for Brattle Prize (best corporate finance paper published in JF) --Reprint in Recent Developments in Corporate Finance, ed. Jay Ritter, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2005. --Reprint in Mergers and Corporate Governance, ed. J. Harold Mulherin, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2004
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2002, How Do CFOs Make Capital Budgeting and Capital Structure Decisions?, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 15, 8-23.
	Graham, John R., 2003, Taxes and Corporate Finance: A Review, Review of Financial Studies* 16, 1074-1128.
	Graham, John R., Roni Michaely, and Michael Roberts, 2003, Do Price Discreteness and Transactions Costs Affect Stock Returns? Ex-day Evidence During the 1/16ths and Decimal Pricing Eras, Journal of Finance* 58, 2613-2637. -- most votes for NYSE Asset Pricing Award, Western Finance Association meetings.
	Graham, John R., Mark Lang, and Doug Shackelford, 2004, Employee Stock Options, Corporate Taxes and Debt Policy, Journal of Finance* 59, 1585-1618.
	Chew, Don, John R. Graham, and others, 2004, Roundtable on Corporate Disclosure, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 16, 36-63
	Brav, Alon, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey and Roni Michaely, 2005, Payout Policy in the 21st Century, Journal of Financial Economics* 77, 483-527. -- Lead article -- winner of the Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2005, The Long-Run Equity Risk Premium, Finance Research Letters* 2, 185-194. -- Lead article
	Graham, John R., Cam Harvey and Shiva Rajgopal, 2005, The Economic Implications of Corporate Financial Reporting, Journal of Accounting and Economics* 40, 3-73. -- Lead article -- winner of the 2006 Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Award -- winner of the 2006 FARS (Financial and Reporting Section) best paper award, American Accounting Association -- winner of the 2014 Citation of Excellence Award (Emerald Publishing)
	Edwards, Courtney, John R. Graham, Mark Lang, and Doug Shackelford, 2006, Employee Stock Options and Taxes, Journal of Investment Management* 4, 1-10. -- Lead article
	*Graham, John R., and Alok Kumar, 2006, Do Dividend Clienteles Exist? Evidence on Dividend Preferences of Retail Investors, Journal of Finance 61, 1305-1336.
	Graham, John R., and Alan Tucker, 2006, Tax Shelters and Corporate Debt Policy, Journal of Financial Economics* 81, 563-594. -- winner of the Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	Graham, John R., Jennifer Koski and Uri Loewenstein, 2006, Information Flow and Liquidity Around Anticipated and Unanticipated Dividend Announcements, Journal of Business* 79, 2301-2336.
	Graham, John R., Cam Harvey and Shiva Rajgopal, 2006, Value Destruction and Financial Reporting Decisions, Financial Analysts Journal* 62, 27-39. -- winner, Graham and Dodd Scroll Award
	*Graham, John R., 2006, A Review of Taxes and Corporate Finance, Foundations and Trends in Finance, vol. 1, no. 7, pp 573-691, 2006. -- Click for html version of paper, or to order bound version
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2007,The Equity Risk Premium in January 2007: Evidence from the Global CFO Outlook Survey, Financial Risk Management* 4, 46-61.
	Brav, Alon, John R. Graham, Campbell R. Harvey and Roni Michaely, 2008, Managerial Response to the May 2003 Dividend Tax Rate Cut, Financial Management,* 611-624. -- Lead article -- Finalist, Best Paper Award
	Brav, Alon, John R. Graham, Campbell R. Harvey and Roni Michaely, 2008, The Effect of the May 2003 Dividend Tax Cut on Corporate Dividend Policy: Empirical and Survey Evidence, National Tax Journal* 61, 381-396.
	Graham, John R., Si Li, and Jiaping Qiu, 2008, Corporate Misreporting and Bank Loan Contracting, Journal of Financial Economics* 89, 44-61
	Graham, John R., and Lilian Mills, 2008, Using Tax Return Data to Simulate Corporate Marginal Tax Rates, Journal of Accounting and Economics* 46, 366-380.
	Graham, John R., Hai Huang, and Cam Harvey, 2009, Investor Competence, Trading Frequency, and Home Bias Management Science* 55, 1094-1106.
	Graham, John R., and Hyunseob Kim, 2009, The Effects of the Length of the Tax-Loss Carryback Period on Tax Receipts and Corporate Marginal Tax Rates National Tax Journal* 62, 413-427.
	Brandt, Michael, Alon Brav, John R. Graham, and Alok Kumar, 2010, The Idiosyncratic Volatility Puzzle:Time Trend or Speculative Episodes? Review of Financial Studies* 23, 863-899.
	Campello, Murillo, John R. Graham, and Cam Harvey, 2010, The Real Effects of Financial Constraints: Evidence from a Financial Crisis Jounal of Financial Economics* 97, 470-487. -- Featured in the NBER Digest -- Shorter version (appeared in Financial Times) The Long-Term Cost of the Financial Crisis
	Graham, John R., Michelle Hanlon, and Terry Shevlin, 2010, Barriers to Mobility: The Lockout Effect of U.S. Taxation of Worldwide Corporate Profits National Tax Journal* 63, 1111-1144.
	van Binsbergen, Jules, John R. Graham, and Jie Yang, 2010, The Cost of Debt Journal of Finance* 65, 2089-2136. -- Featured in the NBER Digest
	Campello, Murillo, Erasmo Giambona, John R. Graham, and Cam Harvey, 2011, Liquidity Management and Corporate Investment During a Financial Crisis, Review of Financial Studies* 24, 1944-1979.
	Graham, John R., Michelle Hanlon, and Terry Shevlin, 2011, Real Effects of Accounting Rules: Evidence from Multinational Firms' Investment Location and Profit Repatriation Decisions, Journal of Accounting Research,* 49, 137-185.
	Graham, John R., 2011, Using CFO Surveys as a Motivational Tool to Teach Corporate Finance, Financial Review* 46, 193-205. -- Lead article
	Graham, John R., and Mark T. Leary, 2011, A Review of Capital Structure Research and Directions for the Future, Annual Review of Financial Economics* 3, 309-345.
	van Binsbergen, Jules, John R. Graham, and Jie Yang, 2011, Optimal Capital Structure, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 24, 34-59.
	Graham, John R., Si Li, and Jiaping Qiu, 2011, Managerial Attributes and Executive Compensation, Review of Financial Studies* 24, 1944-1979.
	Graham, John R., Sonali Hazarika, and Krishnamoorthy Narasimhan, 2011, Financial Distress in the Great Depression, Financial Management* 40, 821-844. -- Lead article
	*Graham, John R., Sonali Hazarika, and Krishnamoorthy Narasimhan, 2011, Corporate Governance, Debt, and Investment Policy during the Great Depression, Management Science 57, 2083-2100.
	*Campello, Murillo, Erasmo Giambona, John R. Graham, and Cam Harvey, 2012, Access to Liquidity and Corporate Investment in Europe The Credit Crisis of 2009, Review of Finance 16, 323-346. -- Lead article
	*Graham, John R., Jana Raedy, and Douglas Shackelford, 2012, Research in Accounting for Income Taxes, Journal of Accounting and Economics 53, 412-434.
	*Graham, John R., Jana Raedy, and Douglas Shackelford, 2012, Accounting for Income Taxes: Primer, Extant Research, and Future Directions, Foundations and Trends in Finance 7, 1-157. or http://ssrn.com/abstract=2268602 --Book Review: http://aaajournals.org/doi/pdf/10.2308/accr-10398
	Graham, John R., and Murillo Campello, 2013, Do Stock Prices Influence Corporate Decisions? Evidence from the Technology Bubble, Journal of Financial Economics* 107, 89-110.
	Dichev, Ilia, John Graham, Cam Harvey, and Shiva Rajgopal, 2013, Earnings Quality: Evidence from the Field, Journal of Accounting and Economics* 56, 1-33. -- Lead article -- 2016 AAA Notable Contribution to Accounting Literature Award (best paper published in any accounting journal in past five years) -- Teaching Slides: A Guide to Earnings Quality
	*Graham, John, Cam Harvey, and Manju Puri, 2013, Managerial Attitudes and Corporate Action, Journal of Financial Economics 109, 103-121. -- winner of the Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics
	Ben-David, Itzhak, John R. Graham, and Campbell Harvey, 2013, Managerial Miscalibration, Quarterly Journal of Economics* 128 (4), 1547–1584. -- Presentation slides
	Graham, John R., Michelle Hanlon, Terry J. Shevlin, and Nemit Shroff, 2014, Incentives for Tax Planning and Avoidance: Evidence from the Field, The Accounting Review* 89, 991-1023. -- American Taxation Association Outstanding Manuscript Award
	Graham, John R., Mark Leary, and Michael Roberts, 2015, A Century of Capital Structure: The Leveraging of Corporate America, Journal of Financial Economics* 118, 658-683. -- winner of the Jensen Prize for the best corporate finance paper published in the Journal of Financial Economics -- Vox version of article
	Graham, John R., Campbell Harvey, and Manju Puri, 2015, Capital Allocation and Delegation of Decision-Making Authority within Firms, Journal of Financial Economics* 115, 449-470.
	Dichev, Ilia, John Graham, Cam Harvey, and Shiva Rajgopal, 2016, The Misrepresentation of Earnings, Financial Analysts Journal* 72 22-35. -- Graham and Dodd Scroll winner
	Graham, John R., Mark Leary, and Michael Roberts, 2016, The Leveraging of Corporate America: A Long-Run Perspective on Changes in Capital Structure, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance* 28, 29-37.
	Giambona, Erasmo, John R. Graham, and Cam Harvey, 2017, The Management of Political Risk, Journal of International Business* 48, 523-533.
	Graham, John R., Michelle Hanlon, Terry J. Shevlin, and Nemit Shroff, 2017, Tax Rates and Corporate Decision-Making , Review of Financial Studies* 30, 3128-3175. -- best Financial and Reporting Section (FARS) paper, American Accounting Association
	Graham, John R., Campbell Harvey, and Manju Puri, 2017, A Corporate Beauty Contest, Management Science* 63, 3044-3058.
	Bodnar, Gordon, Erasmo Giambona, John R. Graham, and Campbell Harvey, 2018, A View Inside Risk Management, Management Science* 63, 3044-3058
	Giambona, Erasmo, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey, and Gordon Bodnar, 2018, The Theory and Practice of Corporate Risk Management: Evidence from the Field, Financial Management* 47, 783-832. -- Lead article -- Chosen by editors as best article published between Fall 2018 and Summer 2020 -- "Editor's Choice" as best article in the issue -- published version of paper: https://rdcu.be/3A0T
	Graham, John R., and Mark Leary, 2018, The Evolution of Corporate Cash Review of Financial Studies* 31, 4288-4344. -- published version of paper: https://academic.oup.com/rfs/article/31/11/4288/5054918?guestAccessKey=a073a835-2e92-4bd7-86fa-aa00311e9a56) -- Journal of Applied Corporate Finance version: Vol. 30, Issue 4, pp. 36-60, 2018
	Graham, John R., Mark Leary, and Hyunseob Kim, 2020, CEO-Board Dynamics, Journal of Financial Economics* 137, 612-636. -- Open Access: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jfineco.2020.04.007
	Binz, Oliver, and John R. Graham, 2022, The Information Content of Corporate Earnings: Evidence from the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Journal of Accounting Research* forthcoming. -- open access version published in JAR: http://doi.org/10.1111/1475-679X.12425 -- NBER Research Spotlight
	Barry, John, Murillo Campello, John R. Graham, and Yueran Ma, 2022, Corporate Flexibility in a Time of Crisis, Journal of Financial Economics* 144, 780-806. -- open access version published in JFE : https://authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S0304405X22000630
	Graham, John, Campbell Harvey, Jillian Popadak, and Shiva Rajgopal, 2022, Corporate Culture: Evidence from the Field, Journal of Financial Economics* forthcoming. -- Winner, Weinberg/IRRCI Research Award
	Graham, John R., Hyunseob Kim, Si Li, and Jiaping Qiu, 2022, Employee Costs of Corporate Bankruptcy, Journal of Finance* forthcoming.
	Graham, John R., 2022, Presidential Address: Corporate Finance and Reality, Journal of Finance* forthcoming.

Book Chapters and Discussions

	*Graham, John R., and Michael Lemmon, 1999, Corporate Taxes and Business Valuation, in Handbook of Business Valuation second edition, eds. Thomas L. West and Jeffrey D. Jones, Wiley, 531-544.
	Dhaliwal, Dan, and John R. Graham, 2001, discussion of "The Influence of Firm Maturation on Firms' Rate of Adjustment to Their Optimal Capital Structures", Journal of the American Taxation Association* 23 (Supplement), 95-98.
	*Graham, John R., 2008, Taxes and Corporate Finance, in B. E. Eckbo (ed.), Handbook of Corporate Finance; Empirical Corporate Finance, Elsevier Science, Amsterdam (2008)
	Campello, Murillo, John R. Graham, and Cam Harvey, 2010, The Long-Term Cost of the Financial Crisis , in Managing in a Downturn, Prentice Hall. -- Also in Lessons from the Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Our Economic Future,* Robert W. Kolb (ed.), Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2010
	Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2010, The Equity Risk Premium amid a Global Financial Crisis in Lessons from the Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Our Economic Future,* Robert W. Kolb (ed.), Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
	*Giambona, Erasmo, Murillo Campello, John R. Graham, and Campbell Harvey, 2012, Lines of Credit and Investment in Europe: Evidence from the Financial Crisis, in Going for Growth: The Role of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Markets in the Financing of Firms, ed. Roberto Guida and Antonio Mele, Bologna, Italy: Il Mulino, 2012 (in Italian)
	Graham, John R., 2013, Do Taxes Affect Corporate Decisions? A Review, in the Handbook of Economics and Finance*, Volume 2A, ed. George Constantinides, Milton Harris, and Rene Stulz, North Holland (Amsterdam) 2013

Completed Working Papers

(SSRN link to many working papers)


	*Graham, John R., 2022, Supplemental Materials: Corporate Finance and Reality

	*Graham, John R., Dawoon Kim, and Hyunseob Kim, 2021, Executive Mobility in the United States, 1920 to 2011
	*Graham, John R., Mark Leary, and Michael Roberts, 2015, How Does Government Borrowing Affect Corporate Financing and Investment?
	*Boutros, Michael, John Graham, Campbell Harvey, John Payne, and Itzhak Ben-David, 2022, Managerial Miscalibration: How Well Do CFOs Learn?

	*Graham, John, Campbell Harvey, Jillian Popadak, and Shiva Rajgopal, Corporate Culture: The Interview Evidence

Working Papers in Progress

NBER Reporter

	Graham, John R., 2011, A Summary of Recent Corporate Tax Research, 4-6.

Permanent Working Papers

	*Dichev, Ilia, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey, and Shiva Rajgopal, 2013, A Guide to Earnings Quality
	*Brav, Alon, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey and Roni Michaely, 2005, Payout Policy in the 21st Century: The Data
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2001, The Theory and Practice of Corporate Finance: Evidence from the Field: The Data
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2008, The Equity Risk Premium in 2008: Evidence from the Global CFO Outlook Survey
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2009, The Equity Risk Premium Amid a Global Financial Crisis
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2010, The Equity Risk Premium in 2010
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2012, The Equity Risk Premium in 2012
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2013, The Equity Risk Premium in 2013
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2014, The Equity Risk Premium in 2014
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2015, The Equity Risk Premium in 2015
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2016, The Equity Risk Premium in 2016
	*Graham, John R., and Campbell Harvey, 2018, The Equity Risk Premium in 2018
	Expectations of equity risk premia, volatility and asymmetry from a corporate finance perspective (with Cam Harvey)
	Graham, John R., and Daniel Rogers, 1999, Is Corporate Hedging Consistent with Value Maximization? An Empirical Analysis (predecessor paper to Graham and Rogers, 2002, Do Firms Hedge in Response to Tax Incentives?, Journal of Finance* 57, 815-839.)
	Ben-David, Itzhak, John R. Graham, and Campbell Harvey, Mangerial Overconfidence and Corporate Policies
	Corporate Survival and Managerial Experiences During the Great Depression (with Krishna Narasimhan)
	*Bodnar, Gordon, Erasmo Giambona, John Graham, and Cam Harvey, Managing Risk Management.
	Executive Compensation, Interlocked Compensation Committees, and the 162(m) Cap on Tax Deductibility (with Julia Wu)

Court Briefs

	*Murillo Campello, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey, and Alex Triantis, February 2011, "Brief of finance professors and scholars as Amici Curiae," prepared for the Supreme Court of the United States

Invited Presentations and Conference Presentations

	The Equity Risk Premium 2022: SURFA conference
	Corporate Flexibility in a Time of Crisis 2021: AFA Annual Meeting, ITAM Finance Conference, Nazarbayev University symposium, Nippon Finance Association keynote, Financial Markets and Corporate Finance conference keynote at Shanghai University of Finance & Economics, Bank of Italy conference 2020: University of Oxford, University of Toronto
	The Information Content of Corporate Earnings: Evidence from the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 2020: University of Miami, Virtual Corporate Finance Fridays (FOM), Early Insights in Accounting
	Corporate Finance and Reality 2022: AFA Presidential Address, Joint Finance Seminar of the Universities of Bielefeld, Bonn, Dortmund, Wuppertal and WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management 2021: University of Illinois-Chicago, University of Pittsburgh 2020: Wake Forest, Aalborg University
	Executive Mobility in the United States, 1920 to 2011 2020: AFA Annual Meeting, University of Chicago 2019: Midwest Finance Assocation, SFS, CMU, Babson, FIRS, Baruch-Fordham-Rutgers Triple Crown conference, Stanford 2018: Florida International University
	The Theory and Practice of Corporate Risk Management: Evidence from the Field 2019: FMA Bogota meeting
	Corporate Culture: Evidence from the Field 2018: AAA Mgmt Acct keynote 2017: AFA annual meeting, Utah Winter Finance Conference, NDLR annual conference 2016: NBER, American Accounting Association meetings, Temple Accounting Conference, Tel Aviv Finance Conference, CFEA, Mountain Finance Conference (University of Tennessee) 2015: International Atlantic Economics Society (IAES), JAE / Federal Reserve Bank conference on Corporate Culture
	CEO Power and Board Dynamics 2019: Stanford 2018: AFA annual meeting, Drexel Conference on Corporate Governance, Columbia University, Purdue University, the SEC, Yale Law and Economics. 2017: AAA Mgmt Acct keynote, University of Utah, Dartmouth Tuck, USC, Vanderbilt 2016: IDC Summer Finance Conference, WSJ CEO Council
	Managerial Miscalibration: How Well Do CFOs Learn? 2020: ITAM Finance Conference 2019: University of Miami Behavioral Finance Conference 2018: University of Chicago Developing and Using Business Expectations Data Conference
	The Evolution of Corporate Cash: 2016: American Finance Association meeting, University of Delaware, University of South Florida, Temple University 2015: University of Maryland, Penn/Wharton joint law/finance seminar, Harvard Business School, London Business School, London School of Economics 2014: University of Michigan
	The CFO Survey: 2020: Fall Summit Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, LinkedIn Live (Alumni), Zoom Education (Students) 2019: Fuqua Business at Breakfast 2017: Wall Street Journal CFO Network, Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, Fuqua Dean's Forum, BBT Market Outlook, Duke Development Program, South African I-bankers, Fuqua finance alums 2016: DUMAC, Blue Devil Weekend, BBT Market Outlook, Fuqua Board of Visitors. South African I-bankers 2015: ZM Financial Systems conference, IMEF Mexico City, Fuqua Alums Mexico City, Blue Devil Weekend 2014: KPMG Japan FAS Group Forum, Amundi Smith Breeden, BB&T Market Talk, Duke Forward Charlotte, Blue Devil Weekend 2013: CFO Rising (Orlando), CFO webinar, Blue Devil Weekend 2012: North Carolina "Big 10" budget manager meeting, The Dukes (Atlanta), CFO magazine academic conference (Boston), North Highland consulting (Charlotte), CFO magazine webinar, Atlanta / GSU CFO forum, Blue Devil Weekend 2011: CFO Summit (Chicago), Fuqua Alumni Council, CFO magazine webinar, Proformative webinar, Fuqua Admissions and Alums (New York) Previous: IBM Impact Conference, Blue Devil Weekend, Duke Alumni Weekend, North Carolina Bankers Association, McKinsey, Duke Divinity Leadership program
	Advice for Assistant Professors 2017: FMA annual meeting 2016: FMA annual meeting 2012: FMA annual meeting
	Teaching Tips 2017: FMA annual meeting 2015: FMA annual meeting
	Tax Policy and the US Economy: 2016: Kenan Center for Ethics
	Tax Rates and Corporate Decision-Making: 2015: International Institute of Public Finance
	Inside Corporate Risk Management 2015: Western Finance Association meetings, ZM Financial Systems conference 2014: Risk Management Conference (Bank of Canada; IFM), China International Conference in Finance
	How Does Government Borrowing Affect Corporate Financial and Investment Policies? 2015: Western Finance Association meetings 2014: LBS conference 2013: NBER Capital Markets and the Economy
	Human Capital Loss in Corporate Bankruptcy 2015: FIRS conference, SOLE/EALE World Meetings, FSEF-EIEF-SITE conference on labor and finance 2014: AFA meetings 2013: SFS Cavalcade, European Finance Association, CICF (China International Conference in Finance), FMA Asia (winner: best corporate finance paper), Northern Finance conference (winner: best corporate finance paper).
	Earnings Quality: Evidence from the Field 2012: JAE conference at University of Rochester, Financial Management Association meeting
	Optimal Capital Structure 2015: ASA annual meeting (American Society of Appraisers) 2013: FMA annual meeting 2012: American Society of Appraisers, National Association of Business Economists (NABE) / NBER joint meeting
	A Review of Capital Structure Research and Directions for the Future 2011: FMA Doctoral Consortium
	A Century of Capital Structure: The Leveraging of Corporate America 2014: Nippon Finance Association, Ohio State University 2013: ASSA meetings, ASU conference, NBER, University of Washington, Georgetown, SEC, UNC finance/accounting conference 2012: University of Colorado Boulder, Miami University 2011: Stanford University (SITE conference), Notre Dame, FMA, Oklahoma University
	Managing Risk Management 2012: American Finance Association meeting
	Financial Distress in the Great Depression 2012: American Finance Association meeting
	Inside the Corporate Tax Department: Insights on Decision Making and Tax Aggressiveness 2011: National Tax Association Conference
	Do Taxes Affect Corporate Decisions? A Review 2011: International Monetary Fund "Debt Bias" conference.
	A Corporate Beauty Contest 2011: AFA annual meeting
	Simulating Corporate Marginal Income Tax Rates and Implications for Corporate Debt Policy 2009: University of Chicago 2010: UNC Doctoral Tax Symposium, UNC Accounting/Finance joint seminar
	Capital Allocation and Delegation of Decision-Making Authority within the Firm 2009: UT Austin, Southern Methodist University, Penn State 2010: North Carolina State University, Eastern Finance Assoc keynote talk, joint Harvard/MIT Economics, Georgia State, Columbia University 2011: AFA annual meeting, Harvard Law
	Liquidity Management and Corporate Investment During a Financial Crisis 2009: RFS/Yale Financial Crisis Conference , European Central Bank Macro Policy Conference 2010: Western Finance Association annual meeting, FIRS, UNC Global Issues in Accounting conference 2011: ASSA annual meeting
	Research in Accounting for Income Taxes 2009: National Tax Association Meeting, UNC Tax conference
	The Effects of the Length of the Tax-Loss Carryback Period on Tax Receipts and Corporate Marginal Tax Rates : 2009: National Tax Association Spring Symposium
	The Real Effects of Financial Constraints: Evidence from a Financial Crisis 2009: Chicago / London Conference on Financial Markets, Northwestern, Barclays Global 2010: American Finance Association meetings. American Ecnomics Association meetings
	Barriers to Mobility: The Lockout Effect of U.S. Taxation of Worldwide Corporate Profits 2008: Mobility and Tax Policy Conference (University of Tennessee)
	Managerial Attributes and Executive Compensation 2009: Utah Winter Finance Conference 2010: American Finance Association meetings
	Managerial Attitudes and Corporate Actions 2008: Western Finance Meetings 2009 ASSA Annual Meeting.
	The Cost of Debt 2008: University of Chicago, Rice University, Purdue, University of Indiana, William and Mary, McKinsey Corporate Finance conference. 2007: Western Finance Meeting, NBER Corporate Finance meeting, Wharton, European Finance Association meeting, University of Pittsburgh, New York University 2006: Duke Econometrics Workshop
	Do Stock Prices Influence Corporate Decisions? Evidence from the Technology Bubble 2007: WFA meetings
	Corporate Governance, Debt, and Investment Policy during the Great Depression 2011: Western Finance Association meeting 2007: Washington University Corporate Finance Conference
	Executive Compensation, Interlocked Compensation Committees, and the 162(m) Cap on Tax Deductibility 2007: UNC Tax Symposium
	Simulating Corporate Marginal Tax Rates Using Tax Return Data 2006: NBER Financial Reporting and Taxation pre-conference, The Intersection of Financial Accounting and Tax Policy conference, NBER Financial Reporting and Taxation conference
	Managerial Overconfidence and Corporate Actions 2007: American Finance Association annual meeting, IDC Caesarea Center conference, NBER Behavioral Finance conference.
	Dividends and Taxes: CFO Survey Evidence 2008: Natational Tax Association Spring Symposium 2005: Board of Governors (Federal Reserve) Academic Consultants Meeting
	Investor Competence, Trading Frequency, and Home Bias: 2006: American Finance Association annual meeting
	Tax Shelters and Corporate Debt Policy 2006: Virginia Tech 2005: NBER Corporate Finance Summer Institute, Western Finance Association annual meeting, Financial Economics and Accounting Conference, UNC Tax Conference, Washington University, Boston College, University of Michigan, Michigan State, University of Virginia (Darden) 2004: Harvard Business School, Securities and Financial Markets conference, Lousiana State University
	The Economic Implications of Corporate Financial Reporting 2005: ASSA Association of Financial Economists, American Economics Association annual meeting, McKinsey Partner's Conference, 2004: Harvard, Accounting and Finance Conference, National Forum on Corporate Finance, Capital Markets Center, Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting (USC), Q-Group
	Do Dividend Clienteles Exist? Evidence on Dividend Preferences of Retail Investors 2004: NYU, University of Texas, Austin, University of Minnesota, UNC Tax Conference
	Corporate Survival and Managerial Experiences During the Great Depression 2005: American Finance Association meeting 2004: NBER Entrepreneurship, NBER Corporate 2003: UCLA, Indiana University, Tulane University, Penn State
	Payout Policy in the 21st Century 2004: Tuck Summer Corporate Finance Conference, 2003: NBER Behavioral, Western Finance Association meeting, MIT, Northwestern, Columbia, University of Illinois, Emory University, SMU 2002: University of Florida
	Information Flow and Liquidity Around Anticipated and Unanticipated Announcements 2002: Cornell, Pacific Northwest Finance Conference
	Employee Stock Options, Corporate Taxes and Debt Policy 2003: American Finance Association meeting, American Accounting Association meeting, Financial Management Association meeting 2002: University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
	Do Price Discreteness and Transactions Costs Affect Stock Returns? Ex-day Evidence During the 1/16ths and Decimal Pricing Era 2002: Ohio State University, Financial Management Association meeting
	Corporate Finance and Financial Markets During Uncertain Times 2002: CFO Summit, Financial Executives International, Colorado Springs, CO, 2002
	Panel Discussion: Status and Future Directions of Tax Research 2002: Journal of the American Taxation Association conference
	Expectations of equity risk premia, volatility and asymmetry from a corporate finance perspective 2002: Western Finance Association meeting, Financial Management Association meeting, NBER Corporate Finance meeting, AIMR TIAA/CREF conference on the equity risk premium
	Does Corporate Diversification Destroy Value? 2001: University of Chicago, University of Kentucky, American Economics Association meeting, Eastern Finance Association meeting 2000: Stanford, UC Berkeley, NBER Corporate Finance, Western Finance Association meeting, Southern Finance Association meeting 1999: University of Texas, Austin
	The Theory and Practice of Corporate Finance: Evidence from the Field 2006: Forum on Corporate Finance 2002: Financial Management Association meeting 2001: Rice University, American Finance Association meeting 2000: University of Wisconsin, Utah Winter Finance Conference 1999: Harvard Business School/Journal of Financial Economics Conference on Complementary Research Methodologies: The Interplay of Theoretical, Empirical and Field-Based Research in Finance
	Stock Market Reactions to Capital Structure Changes: Theory and Evidence 1999: Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting (UT Austin)
	Do Firms Hedge in Response to Tax Incentives? 2001: Rutgers Conference on Capital Structure 2000: Western Finance Association meeting, American Finance Association meeting, National Tax Association meeting 1999: Financial Management Association meeting, Southern Finance Association meeting, Eastern Finance Association meeting,
	How Big are the Tax Benefits of Debt? 2002: Cornell University 2000: Institute for International Research 1999: American Economics Association Meetings, Washington University, University of Chicago 1998: NBER Corporate Finance, NBER Public Economics, Western Finance Association Meetings, The University of North Carolina, Ohio State University, Financial Executives Institute Research Board, National Tax Association conference, Carnegie Mellon University, The University of British Columbia, The College of WIlliam and Mary, Rice University,Yale University 1997: Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting (SUNY Buffalo)
	Do Personal Taxes affect Corporate Financing Decisions? 1997: Eighth Annual Conference on Financial Economics and Accounting
	Measuring Corporate Tax Rates and Tax Incentives: A New Approach 1998, Ibbotson Cost of Capital Conference
	Debt, Leases, Taxes, and the Endogeneity of Corporate Tax Status 1997: American Finance Association meeting, 1996: NBER Public Economics, NBER Corporate, University of Maryland, Duke University, Penn State University, Vanderbilt University
	Tax Incentives to Hedge 1997: American Finance Association meeting, The University of North Carolina 1996: Financial Management Association meeting, Southern Finance Association meeting
	Proxies for the Corporate Marginal Tax Rate 1995: Harvard University, University of Illinois, University of Arizona
	Debt and the Marginal Tax Rate 1996: Wharton, University of Pennsylvania 1995: American Finance Association meeting, University of Rochester, Harvard University
	Market Timing Ability and Volatility Implied in Newsletters' Asset Allocation Recommendations 1995: Western Finance Association meeting 1996: Business at Breakfast, Salt Lake City UT, American Association of Individual Investors
	Herding Among Investment Newsletters: Theory and Evidence 1994: Tulane University, The University of Utah
	Is a Group of Economists Better Than One? Than None? 1994: Eastern Finance Association meeting, Duke University
	A Conditional Demand Analysis 1986: Southern Economic Association meeting

University Service

	Racial Equity Working Group, Co-Chair, 2020, Fuqua School of Business
	Area Coordinator, Finance Area, 2004-2006, 2016-2019, Fuqua School of Business
	Faculty-Student Engagement Committee, 2013-2017, Fuqua School
	Duke Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility, 2012-2016
	Appointments Committee, 2011-2014, Fuqua School of Business
	Transition Strategy Committee, Chair, 2011, Fuqua School of Business
	United Arab Emirates MBA Committee, 2011, Fuqua School of Business
	Distinguished Professors Committee, 2009-2011, Fuqua School of Business
	Faculty co-director, 2007-present, Center for Financial Excellence
	Executive MBA Review Committee, 2007-2008, Fuqua School of Business
	Branding Committee, 2005-2006, Fuqua School of Business
	Dean Search Committee, 2006, Fuqua School of Business
	Deans' Executive Committee, 2003-2007, Fuqua School of Business
	Deans' Advisory Committee, 2002-2004, Fuqua School of Business
	Chair, Curriculum Committee, 2003-2004, Fuqua School of Business
	Curriculum Committee, 1997-1999 and 2001-2004, Fuqua School of Business
	Standing Committee on Faculty Diversity, 2003-2004, Duke University
	Duke/UNC corporate finance conference, co-founder, first held in 2004
	Building Committee, 1998-1999, Fuqua School of Business
	Academic Senate, 1995-1997, University of Utah
	Advisor or Co-Advisor, PhD committees: Dan Rogers (Northeastern University, 1999) Jack Wolf (Clemson University, 2001) Drew Roper (Wisconsin, 2002) Krishna Narasimhan (Wharton visitor, 2003) Ge Zhang (University of New Orleans, 2003) Si Li (Wilfred Laurier, 2005) Hai Huang (Cornerstone, 2006) Mark Leary (Cornell, 2006) Julia Wu (Barclay's Global, 2006) Jules van Binsbergen (Stanford, 2008) Jie Yang (Georgetown, 2010) Ryan Pratt (BYU, 2012) Hyunseob Kim, (Cornell, 2012) Ben Ee (McKinsey, 2013) Song Ma (Yale, 2016) Gabriel Bonilla (2018) Joy Tong (Western Ontario, 2020) Prab Upadrashta
	PhD dissertation committee as non-advisor and/or prelim exam committees as non-advisor: Mike Lemmon (Arizona State, 1997) Lorie Johnson (University of Georgia School of Law, 1999) Courtney Edwards (UNC Accounting, 2006) Irina Stefanescu (Indiana University, 2006) Scott Dyreng (Duke Accounting, 2008) Justin Murfin (Yale, 2010) Dan Amiram (Columbia Accounting, 2011) Bin Li (UT-Dallas Accounting, 2012) Amanda Gonzales (Nebraska Accounting, 2013) Michael Albert (Ohio State, 2013) Wei Luo (IES, 2013) Heqing Zhu (Oklahoma, 2014) Chris Park (2015 prelim exam, Accounting) Mani Sethuraman (Cornell Accounting, 2016) Sergio Correa (Fed, 2016) Jim Omartian (Michigan Accounting, 2018) Ben McCartney (Purdue, 2018) Robert Hills (Penn State Accounting, 2019) Oliver Binz (INSEAD Accounting, 2020) Shiran Vaknin-Froymovich (Suny Binghamton Accounting, 2022)
	Masters committees: Damien Cannavan (2006) Nikhil Sharma (2009) Stephen Saroki (2011) -- chair Zhaozhen Qian (2013)

Professional Service

	Co-Editor: Journal of Finance (2006-2012)
	Associate Editor: Journal of Financial Economics (2019-2021), Journal of Finance (2000-2006), Finance Research Letters (2002-2015), Financial Management (2002-2005), Review of Financial Studies (2001-2004)
	President, VP, VP-Elect, American Finance Association, 2019-2022
	President, VP, VP-Elect, Financial Management Association, 2014-2019
	President, VP, VP-Elect, Western Finance Association, 2011-2014
	Executive Committee, American Finance Association, 2019-
	Ethics Committee, American Finance Association, 2016-2018, chair of Ethics Committee 2019-2020
	Nominating Committee, Chair 2021, ex-oficio 2020, member 2003, American Finance Association
	Nominating Committee, Chair 2020, member 2006, Financial Management Association
	Founder and organizer, DESI (Diversity Emerging Scholar Iniative), 2019-present, Financial Magangement Association
	Executive Committee, American Finance Association, 2019-2022
	Editorial Committee, American Finance Association, 2016-2018, chair 2021
	Executive Committee, Financial Management Association, 2018-2019
	Board of Trustees, Financial Management Association, 2019-present
	Advisory Board, National Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2015-2021
	Executive Committee, Western Finance Association, 2011-2012
	Board of Directors, American Finance Association, 2006 to 2009, 2019-2023
	Board of Directors, Financial Management Association, 2005 to 2008
	Board of Directors, Western Finance Association, 2009 to 2011
	Executive Advisory Board, JURF (Journal of Undergraduate Research in Finance), 2010-present.
	The Ph.D. Project, 2012
	Wharton finance group, 5-year review committee
	Committee to organize Morgan Stanley--AFA lifetime achievement award, 2007
	Executive Committee, Financial Management (2005-2015)
	Fellows Committee, Chair, 2012, Financial Management Association


	Session Chair: American Finance Association meeting (2002, 2004, 2006, 2012), Western Finance Association meeting, (2001, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2011), Financial Management Association meeting (1995, 1996, 2003, 2006)
	Program Committee: American Finance Association meeting (2002-2006), Western Finance Association meeting (1998-present), Utah Winter Finance Conference (1995-1997, 2006), Conference of the Financial Intermediation Research Society (2006), Corporate Finance of Financial Intermediaries Conference, RFS/Wharton/NY Fed (2006), IDC conference (2006), RFS/Indiana University conference on Bubbles (2005), University of Mayland finance symposium (2004), Financial Management Association meeting (1995, 1996), European FMA annual meeting (1999)
	Best paper award committee 2004, 2005 Financial Management Association meeting
	Ph.D. student consortium, faculty participant, 2003 and 2011 Financial Management Association meetings
	Ph.D. student consortium, coordinator, 2004 Financial Management Association meeting
	Competitive Paper Awards Track Chairperson, 2004 Financial Management Assoc. meeting
	Session organizer 1995, 1996, 2003, 2006, FMA annual meeting
	Reviewer for National Science Foundation, Census Research Data Center, Social Sciences Research Council of Canada, Hong Kong Council, and University Grants Committee of HongKong research grant proposals
	Referee for Accounting Review, American Economic Review, Econometrica, Economic Journal, European Economic Review, European Journal of Finance, Financial Management, Financial Review, Financial Services Review, Fiscal Studies, Institute of Physics, International Economic Review, International Journal of Forecasting, International Review of Economics and Finance, International Review of Finance, International Tax and Public Finance, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Business, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Economics and Business, Journal of Empirical Finance, Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Financial Intermdeiation, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Financial Services Research, Journal of International Tax and Public Finance, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, Journal of the American Taxation Association, Managerial and Decision Economics, Management Science, National Tax Journal, Quantitative Finance, Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Rand Journal of Economics, Review of Financial Studies, and Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy.
	Discussions: American Finance Association meeting (1997, 2003, 2006, 2013), American Tax Association meeting (2002), Journal of the American Taxation Association (2001), NBER Corporate Finance workshop (April 2000), UNC/Peat Marwick Tax Conference (1999), Financial Management Association meeting (1993)

Contact Information

Fuqua School of Business
Duke University
Durham, NC 27708-0120
Ph: (919) 660-7857
Fax: (919) 684-2818

	Email:	john.graham@duke.edu
	Web Site:	http://www.duke.edu/~jgraham