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Dr. Youli Zou is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at the University of Connecticut’s School of Business. She joined UConn in 2020 after seven years on the faculty at George Washington University. Her research focuses on stakeholders’ roles in shaping financial reporting, regulatory impacts on economic outcomes, and banking practices during crises. She teaches undergraduate courses in financial accounting, including Principles of Financial Accounting and Intermediate Accounting series.
- Education: PhD in Accounting (University of Toronto, 2013), MA in Economics (University of Guelph, 2008), BA in Finance (Peking University, 2006)
- Teaching: ACCT 2001, ACCT/BADM 3201–3202
Her research explores topics like credit loss approaches in banking, regulatory disclosure effects on supply chains, and strategic decisions influenced by accounting signals. Recent work analyzes bank lending behaviors during the 2020 pandemic. She has received prestigious awards including the 2015 AAA Competitive Manuscript Award and 2014 FARS Best Dissertation Award. Her articles appear in top journals such as The Accounting Review and Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
Dr. Zou’s work bridges accounting theory and real-world regulatory challenges. She has contributed to understanding how accounting standards impact corporate behavior and market dynamics across sectors like banking and supply chains. Her research emphasizes the interplay between regulatory frameworks and economic outcomes.
