David Tsui
Assistant Professor of Accounting at USC Marshall School of Business
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- USC Marshall School of Business
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USC Marshall School of Business
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania; BBA, University of Wisconsin- Madison
David Tsui’s research interests revolve around corporate governance, with a particular focus on the design of executive compensation contracts and how these and other incentive mechanisms affect managers’ investment and reporting choices. Much of his research also emphasizes the role of uncertainty in decision-making and incentive design. Professor Tsui received his PhD in Accounting from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and previously worked as an equity analyst covering the automotive industry at Robert W. Baird.
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