Julia D'Souza is a mother of one and a professor of accounting at Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management.

Julia D’Souza’s current research focuses on the potential impact of accounting standards on rate-regulated enterprises. She explores determinants of the economic and reporting choices of firms operating in a regulated environment, the interrelatedness of these choices, and the extent to which they are shaped by the characteristics of the firms’ various stakeholders: regulators, consumers, and employees.

Her other research interests include quality of income issues, the usefulness of accounting disclosures, and the general determinants of firms’ reporting choices. Her undergraduate degrees were in education and physical sciences, and she obtained a broad-based MBA degree prior to focusing on accounting at the doctoral level.

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