| Office Telephone (541) 346-2320 E-mail nfargher@oregon.uoregon.edu Web Page http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~nfargher/ Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1992 M.Bus., Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, 1986 B. Com., University of Melbourne, 1979 Specialties Accounting Information Systems Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting |
Fargher N. L., L. Gorman and M. Wilkins, "Timely industry information as an assurance service - evidence on the information content of the Book-to-Bill Ratio", forthcoming in Auditing: a Journal of Practice & Theory.
Fargher N. L. and M. Wilkins, "Risk shifts around the issue and withdrawal of qualified opinions", with Mike Wilkins, forthcoming in the Journal of Business, Finance and Accounting.
Fargher N. L. and R. Weigand, "Changes in the Stock Price Reaction of Small Firms to Common Information", forthcoming in the Journal of Financial Research.
Fargher N. L. and D. Morse "Quality Costs - Planning the Trade-off Between Prevention and Appraisal Activities", Journal of Cost Management, 1998, vol. 12 no 1: pages 14-22.
Calegari M. and N. L. Fargher, "Evidence that Stock Prices do not Fully Reflect the Implications of Current Earnings for Future Earnings: An Experimental Approach", Contemporary Accounting Research. 1997, vol. 14 no.3: pages 397 -434.
Fargher N. and A. A. Gramling, "Assessing the Usefulness of the AIMR's Standards for Measuring Investment Manager Performance", Journal of Financial Statement Analysis, 1996, vol.1 no 3: pages 49 - 59.
Fargher N. L. and A. A. Gramling, "A New Market for Attestation Services: the AIMR Performance Presentation Standards", with Audrey Gramling. Auditing: a Journal of Practice & Theory, 1996, vol. 15 Supplement: pages 72 -91.
Dhaliwal D. S., K. J. Lee and N. L. Fargher, "The Association Between Unexpected Earnings and Abnormal Security Returns in the Presence of Financial Leverage", Contemporary Accounting Research, 1991, vol.8 no.1: pages 20-41.
Professor Fargher's areas of teaching interest are financial accounting, accounting information systems, and managerial accounting. His research interests pertain to the value of accounting information. He is also studying the management of costs relating to product quality.