
Contact Information
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(519) 661-3291
Expertise
- Incentives
- Managerial accounting
Research Publications
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Ryan Hudgins is an Assistant Professor in Managerial Accounting and Control at the Ivey Business School. His dissertation research explores how the presence of dismissal threats affects the efficacy of other incentives used by firms. His research also explores issues related to data analytics, such as the perceived credibility of algorithms versus human experts.
Prior to pursuing an academic career, Ryan was a public accountant specializing in tax.
Programs Taught
- HBA
Recent Refereed Articles
- Chen, C. X.; Hudgins, R.; Wright, W. F., (Forthcoming), "The Effect of Advice Valence on the Perceived Credibility of Data Analytics", Journal of Management Accounting Research
Honours & Awards
- Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Doctoral Student Grant, 2018