Ramji Balakrishnan
Affiliations: | Accounting | University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA |
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Balakrishnan R, Lin H, Sivaramakrishnan K. (2020) Screening Talent for Task Assignment: Absolute or Percentile Thresholds? Journal of Accounting Research. 58: 831-868 |
Huang J, Balakrishnan R, Pan F. (2019) Properties of Performance Measures and the Demand for Discretion in Incentive Contracts Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance |
Balakrishnan R, Drymiotes G, Sivaramakrishnan K. (2019) The Effects of Biasing Performance Measurement Systems on Incentives and Retention Decisions Contemporary Accounting Research. 36: 1098-1121 |
Anand V, Balakrishnan R, Labro E. (2017) Obtaining Informationally Consistent Decisions When Computing Costs with Limited Information Production and Operations Management. 26: 211-230 |
Balakrishnan R, Labro E, Soderstrom NS. (2014) Cost Structure and Sticky Costs Journal of Management Accounting Research. 26: 91-116 |
Balakrishnan R, Labro E, Sivaramakrishnan K. (2012) Product costs as decision aids: An analysis of alternative approaches (Part 2) Accounting Horizons. 26: 21-41 |
Balakrishnan R, Hansen S, Labro E. (2011) Evaluating Heuristics Used When Designing Product Costing Systems Management Science. 57: 520-541 |
Balakrishnan R, Eldenburg L, Krishnan R, et al. (2010) The Influence of Institutional Constraints on Outsourcing Journal of Accounting Research. 48: 767-794 |
Guymon RN, Balakrishnan R, Tubbs RM. (2008) The Effect of Task Interdependence and Type of Incentive Contract on Group Performance Journal of Management Accounting Research. 20: 1-18 |
Balakrishnan R, Gruca TS. (2008) Cost stickiness and core competency: A note Contemporary Accounting Research. 25 |