Gary Lind

Assistant Professor of Accounting at the University of Pittsburgh

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216 Mervis Hall

3950 Roberto & Vera Clemente Drive

Pittsburgh, PA 15260

I research the intersection between accounting and macroeconomics, with a special interest in the macroeconomic information content of accounting information, decisions under uncertainty, the externalities of accounting standards, the aggregation of accounting information, and the interplay between monetary policy and accounting information.

I teach Managerial Accounting at the University of Pittsburgh.

Before taking my current position at Pitt, I completed my doctoral studies in accounting, and masters studies in management and economics all at Rice University in Houston, Texas.

Selected Publications

  1. Externalities of Accounting Disclosures: Evidence from the Federal Reserve
    Edward X. LiGary LindK. Ramesh, and Min Shen
    The Accounting Review, Sep 2023