Regular biography
John Manuel Barrios is an associate professor of accounting at the Yale School of Management. He is also a faculty research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research, affiliated with the Political Economy and the Productivity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship groups. His research focuses on accounting. Barrios holds a PhD from the University of Miami, completed in 2015, and a MPA from the University of Miami, earned in 2010. He also holds a BS from Cornell University, received in 2009.
Scholar-generated biography
John M. Barrios is a researcher in Accounting, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship, Labor Economics, and Industrial Organization. His work explores the intersection of economic behavior and policy, with a focus on how individuals and firms respond to regulatory and market forces. Barrios investigates topics such as risk perception, civic capital, and the impact of public policies on business formation and labor markets. His research also addresses issues in financial reporting, corporate governance, and the gig economy. Barrios has published on topics including the effects of ridehailing on traffic fatalities, the role of occupational licensing in accountant quality, and the informativeness of corporate AI disclosures.