Dr

Mia Han

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Qualifications

  • Bachelor (Honours) of Accounting, University of New South Wales
  • Doctor of Philosophy of Accounting, University of New South Wales

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5 works between 2023 and 2026
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2026

Journal Article

The power of local grassroot: the impact of local public attention on corporate green innovation

Pan, Jianping, Chen, Xikai, Weng, Ruoyu and Han, Miaodi (2026). The power of local grassroot: the impact of local public attention on corporate green innovation. Accounting and Finance, 66 (3), 2867-2891. doi: 10.1111/acfi.70165

The power of local grassroot: the impact of local public attention on corporate green innovation

2026

Journal Article

Excess returns on idiosyncratic profitability: evidence from a hedge portfolio strategy

Han, Miaodi, Jackson, Andrew B. and Monroe, Gary S. (2026). Excess returns on idiosyncratic profitability: evidence from a hedge portfolio strategy. Australian Journal of Management 03128962261425895. doi: 10.1177/03128962261425895

Excess returns on idiosyncratic profitability: evidence from a hedge portfolio strategy

2025

Journal Article

Idiosyncratic earnings and analyst forecast properties

Chen, Linyi, Han, Miaodi, Jackson, Andrew B. and Rountree, Brian R. (2025). Idiosyncratic earnings and analyst forecast properties. Accounting and Finance, 65 (4), 4244-4259. doi: 10.1111/acfi.70081

Idiosyncratic earnings and analyst forecast properties

2025

Journal Article

ESG rating uncertainty and excess cash holdings: evidence from China

Li, Bin, Xu, Yifan and Han, Miaodi (2025). ESG rating uncertainty and excess cash holdings: evidence from China. Accounting and Finance, 65 (4), 3518-3545. doi: 10.1111/acfi.70042

ESG rating uncertainty and excess cash holdings: evidence from China

2023

Journal Article

How does climate risk affect corporate innovation? Evidence from China

Li, Bin, Yao, Yao, Usman, Muhammad and Han, Miaodi (2023). How does climate risk affect corporate innovation? Evidence from China. Accounting & Finance, 64 (3), 2279-2319. doi: 10.1111/acfi.13215

How does climate risk affect corporate innovation? Evidence from China

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