Assistant Professor
Accounting and Law
PhD, Temple University
MA, Baruch College
Fulbright Scholar, Hebrew University, Israel
BBA, Pace University
Khavis, J. A., and J. Krishnan. 2021. Employee Satisfaction in Accounting Firms, Work-life Balance, and Audit Quality. AUDITING: A Journal of Practice & Theory 40 (2): 161–192.
Felix, R., J. A. Khavis, and M. Pevzner. 2024. The effects of local newspaper closures on nonprofits’ executive compensation. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 43: 107168
Khavis, J. A. and H. Park. 2024. Collaborating with Data Aggregators and the Estimize.com Setting. Journal of Financial Reporting.
“Audit-employee Turnover, Audit Quality and the Auditor-Client Relationship” with B. Szerwo (Cited by the PCAOB)
“Does Gender Composition of the Audit Workforce Matter? An Examination of Audit Quality” with A. Sheneman and B. Szerwo
“Manager Staffing Leverage and Audit Quality” with M. Li, and B. Szerwo
“Nudging Towards Better Earnings Forecasts” with L.D. Brown and H. Park
“Labor Market Consequences of Pay Transparency: Evidence from the Initial Pay Ratio Disclosure” with M. Dambra, Z. Lin, and Inho Suk
“Crowdsourced Earnings Forecasts: Implications for Analyst Forecast Timing and Market Efficiency” with R. Banker and H. Park
“Reliability of Crowdsourced Earnings Forecasts” with L.D. Brown
“Do Analysts Learn from Online Feedback?”
Khavis was part of the New York City startup scene where he oversaw operations, accounting and finance for a number of new ventures. He has also worked in the fixed income technology division at Barclays Investment Bank.
Joshua A. Khavis
Assistant Professor
Accounting and Law
School of Management
University at Buffalo
346 Jacobs Management Center
Buffalo, NY 14260-4000
Tel: 716-645-3274
jakhavis@buffalo.edu