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Biography
David is Professor of Accounting in the business school. David joined UWA in 1982 and completed his PhD in 1995. David has taught accounting and finance courses at undergraduate, graduate and MBA levels. He has presented papers at Australasian and International conferences and has published empirical work in the areas of finance, financial accounting, financial statement analysis, behavioural accounting and auditing. David is a director of a company that provides materials and training to accountants undertaking professional training.
Funding overview
Dr Ann Tarca, Emeritus Professor Philip Brown, Associate Professor Philip Hancock, Associate Professor David Woodliff 2005, An Experimental Study of the Decision.
Usefulness of the IASB's Proposed Comprehensive Income Statement', International Association for Accounting Education and Research, Funds Approved: $20,000.00. RFCD:
Usefulness of the IASB's Proposed Comprehensive Income Statement', International Association for Accounting Education and Research, Funds Approved: $20,000.00. RFCD:
Previous positions
David has served on many Faculty / School / Department committees over the years. He was Deputy Head of the Department of Accounting & Finance when it was amalgamated into the Business School. He was Postgraduate Course Controller for Accounting & Finance, UWA Business School, for over 10 years
Teaching overview
Postgraduate: Financial Statement Analysis, Behavioural Accounting, Corporate Finance
Undergraduate: Corporate Finance, Financial Management, Investment Analysis, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting
MBA Level: Financial & Managerial Accounting, Finance
Executive Development: Business Finance, Financial Accounting
Professional Accounting: Business Finance, Management Accounting
Postgraduate Supervision: Candidates have successfully completed PhDs under his (joint) supervision in the fields of Auditing, Financial Accounting, Finance and Entrepreneurship. He is currently supervising postgraduates in the fields of Auditing, Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting.
Undergraduate: Corporate Finance, Financial Management, Investment Analysis, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting
MBA Level: Financial & Managerial Accounting, Finance
Executive Development: Business Finance, Financial Accounting
Professional Accounting: Business Finance, Management Accounting
Postgraduate Supervision: Candidates have successfully completed PhDs under his (joint) supervision in the fields of Auditing, Financial Accounting, Finance and Entrepreneurship. He is currently supervising postgraduates in the fields of Auditing, Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting.
Keywords
- Accounting issues and standards
- Auditing
- Behavioural accounting
- Corporate finance
- Corporate financial policy
- Financial accounting
- Financial accounting regulation, issues and standard setting
- Management accounting
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Research Output 1992 2018
Can Anticipating Time Pressure Reduce the Likelihood of Unethical Behaviour Occurring?
Koh, H., Scully, G. & Woodliff, D., Nov 2018, In : Journal of Business Ethics. 153, 1, p. 197-213 17 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
business school
decision making
time
Unethical behavior
Time pressure
External auditors’ reliance on management’s experts: evidence from Australia
Agrawal, P., 2018, (Unpublished)Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
File
Auditors
External auditor
Audit quality
Regularity
Firm reputation
The effect of performance evaluation schemes on predicted transfer prices: Do leadership tone and perceived fairness concerns matter?
Chong, V. K., Loy, C. Y., Masschelein, S. & Woodliff, D. R., 1 Dec 2018, In : Management Accounting Research. 41, p. 11-19 9 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Performance evaluation
Price leadership
Transfer price
Perceived fairness
Profit
An application of a dual process model in explaining variations in auditor's perceptions of the propensity to engage in reduced audit quality acts
Koh, H. P., 2015, (Unpublished)Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
File
Dual-process models
Auditors
Audit quality
Propensity
Deadline
Additional evidence on the relationship between an internal audit function and external audit fees in australia
Singh, H. B., Woodliff, D., Sultana, N. & Newby, R., 2014, In : International Journal of Auditing. 18, 1, p. 27-39Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
External audit
Internal audit function
Audit fees
Internal audit
Firm size
Projects 2005 2010
- 2 Finished
Decision Usefulness & Cost - An Evaluation of Fair Value Measurement Bases
Tarca, A., Brown, P., Hancock, P. & Woodliff, D.
1/01/10 → 31/12/10
Project: Research
Prizes
Best Paper Award (Education stream)
Hwee Koh (Recipient), Glenndalough Scully (Recipient) & David Woodliff (Recipient), 2008
Prize
Plagiarism
Deadline
Education
Propensity
Accounting students