Rong Huang

Assistant Professor of Accountancy

(646) 312-3204
Rong.Huang@baruch.cuny.edu

Education:

BS	Dong Hua University, China	Computer Science	1999
BA	Dong Hua University, China	Economics	1999
MA	Mississippi State University	Economics	2001
MS	University of Texas, Dallas	Accounting	2006
PhD	University of Texas, Dallas	Accounting	2006

Areas of Expertise:

Executive compensation, business valuation, cost behavior

Selected Publications:

Rajiv Banker, Masako Darrough, Rong Huang, and Jose Plehn-Dujowich. (2013). The Relation between CEO Compensation and Past Performance. The Accounting Review, 88(1) pp. 1-30.

Rajiv Banker, Rong Huang, and Ram Natarajan. (2011). Equity Incentive and Long-Term Value Created by SG&A Expenditure. Contemporary Accounting Research, 28(3), 794-830.

Daniel Cohen, Masako Darrough, Rong Huang, and Tzachi Zach. (2011). Warranty Reserve: Contingent Liability, Information Signal, or Earnings Management Tool? The Accounting Review, 86(2), 569-604.

Rajiv Banker, Rong Huang, and Ram Natarajan. (2009). Incentive Contracting and Value-Relevance of Earnings and Cash Flows. Journal of Accounting Research, 47(3), 647-678.

Mark Anderson, Rajiv Banker, Rong Huang, and Surya Janakiraman. (2007). Cost Behavior and Fundamental Analysis of SG&A Costs. Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance, 22(1), 1-28.

Award Honors:

American Accounting Association Gender Issues and Worklife Balance Section KPMG Best Paper Award, 2008

Irving Weinstein Scholar, Stan Ross Department of Accountancy, Zicklin School of Business, 2007-2008