David Jonas Schröder
Assistant Professor
Primary research areas
Political Economy, Governance, and Regulation
Accounting and the Workforce
I study accounting, corporate governance, and their consequences for firms and employees.
One stream of my research examines disclosure and corporate governance, including why policymakers use disclosure as a regulatory instrument and how ownership structures, particularly foundation ownership, affect firms’ financial and sustainability outcomes.
A second stream examines accounting and the workforce. Using population-wide Nordic administrative microdata, I study how employees’ financial circumstances shape firm innovation and how financial reporting incentives affect employee behavior, health, and welfare.
Together, my research examines how accounting and governance institutions influence decisions and outcomes across firms, policymakers, and employees.
Recent research projects
Enterprise Foundation Project
E&S Disclosure Mandates and Political Ideology
Outside activities
I have no outside employments or activities