Christine I. Wiedman

Biography:

Christine I. Wiedman is an Associate Professor of Accounting, Richard Ivey School of Business.

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DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS: THE STAYING POWER OF DEFICITS

by , et al.Issue: September / October 2005

Despite better-performing stock markets and proposed accounting changes, defined-benefit pension plans still remain…

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PENSION ACCOUNTING: THE END OF SMOOTHING?

by , et al.Issue: March / April 2005

The current state of many company's defined benefit pension plans may be parlous, but you would never know it from the……

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ACCOUNTING FOR STOCK-BASED COMPENSATION: THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS

by , et al.Issue: July / August 2003

Disclosure of the fair value of stock option compensation is available for the first time in the notes to the financial……

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PENSION ACCOUNTING: COMING TO LIGHT IN A BEAR MARKET

by , et al.Issue: May / June 2002

Recent studies by investment banks Credit Suisse First Boston and Bear Stearns found that return on pension plan assets……

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THE BALANCED SCORECARD: TO ADOPT OR NOT TO ADOPT?

by , et al.Issue: November / December 2004

The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) has quickly become recognized as an important management tool with the potential to improve……

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ACCOUNTING FOR STOCK-BASED COMPENSATION: AS EASY AS SFAS 123

by , et al.Issue: July / August 2001

Granting stock options is one of the most popular, and perhaps controversial, ways of attracting and retaining key employees,……