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Patricia Breuer
Year: 2017
Center: Business
Supervisor: Jannis Bischof
Patricia Breuer graduated from the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich with a Masters degree in Business Administration and a specialization in Accounting in 2017. Previously, she graduated from the University of Tübingen with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Economics. During her studies, Patricia gained experience in research as a student research assistant and spent semesters abroad at Texas A&M University, USA, and Maastricht University, Netherlands. She gained practical experience in the field of accounting and taxation through various internships in tax advisory and audit firms including PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Research interests:
- Financial Reporting
- Regulation
- Disclosure
- Corporate Social Responsibility
Publications
2022
- Breuer, M. and Breuer, P. (2022). Uneven regulation and economic reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation. 19th London Business School Accounting Symposium, London, UK.
- Breuer, M. and Breuer, P. (2022). Uneven regulation and economic reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation. 44th Annual EAA Congress, Bergen, Norway.
- Breuer, M. and Breuer, P. (2022). Uneven regulation and economic reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation. VHB Annual Conference 2022, Online.
- Breuer, P. (2022). Financial information and firm heterogeneity. 3rd Emerging Scholars in Accounting Conference 2022, Frankfurt, Germany.
- Breuer, P. (2022). Financial information and firm heterogeneity. TRR 266 Annual Conference 2022, München, Germany.
2020
- Breuer, M. and Breuer, P. (2020). Uneven regulation and economic reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation. TRR 266 Mini Conference, Online.
- Breuer, P. and Breuer, M. (2020). Uneven regulation and vertical reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation.
DART Accounting Workshop/
Doctoral Colloquium I, Frankfurt, Germany.
2019
- Breuer, P. and Breuer, M. (2019). Uneven regulation and vertical reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation. TRR 266 Annual Conference, Mannheim, Germany.
2021
- Bischof, J., Breuer, P. and Giese, V. (2021). Disclosures of expected credit losses around the beginning of a crisis: Evidence from European banks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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