Alicia Jiang
Formal Name: Alicia Liwei Jiang
Personal Title: Ms
Position: Lecturer
Organisational Unit: Department of Accounting and Finance
Qualification: B.A. (Hons, UTS), M.A. (MQ), CPA, PhD (MQ)
Telephone: (+61-2) 9850 - 4850
Fax: (+61-2) 9850 - 8497
Email: ljiang@efs.mq.edu.au
Location: E4A 240
Teaching
- 2009 - ACCG340: Auditing
Publications
- “Changes in the Audit Environment and Auditors’ Propensity to Issue Going-concern Opinions,” (co-authored with Neil Fargher) Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, Nov 2008.
Working Papers
- “Further Evidence on the Association between Bankruptcies and Prior Audit Opinions after the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.,” with Neil Fargher.
- “Strategic Bankruptcies in the Association between Bankruptcies and Prior Audit Opinions—a Note”
Conference Presentations
- “Strategic Bankruptcies in the Association between Bankruptcies and Prior Audit Opinions—a Note” The American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, 1-5 August 2009. New York, U.S.A
- “Strategic Bankruptcies in the Association between Bankruptcies and Prior Audit Opinions—a Note” Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand 2009 annual meeting, 5-7 July 2009. Adelaide, Australia
- “Strategic Bankruptcies in the Association between Bankruptcies and Prior Audit Opinions—a Note” Australian National Center for Audit and Assurance Research 6th Annual Forum, 4-5 December 2008. Canberra, Australia
- “Are auditors more inclined to issue going-concern modifications post Arthur Andersen’s demise? Evidence from Australia,” The European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management, workshop on audit quality. 24-25 November 2006. Milan, Italy
- “Interpreting recent changes in audit modification rates in Australia with the changes in client risk and audit environment,” Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ), annual conference. 2-4 July 2006. Wellington, New Zealand
- "Interpreting recent changes in audit modification rates in Australia with the changes in client risk and audit environment,” Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ), annual conference. 2-4 July 2006. Wellington, New Zealand
- “Are auditors more inclined to issue going-concern modifications post Arthur Andersen’s demise? Evidence from Australia,” The European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management, workshop on audit quality. 24-25 November 2006. Milan, Italy
Research Interests
- Debt structure of financially stressed firms and their survival probability
- Audit quality in the effectiveness of going-concern opinions
- Joint provision of audit and non-audit services and audit quality