Erin Henry
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Associate Professor
Also affiliated: Public Health Agency of Canada (2023–2026); University of Memphis (2017–2018)
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Erin Henry's research investigates the intersection of public policy, financial markets, and health-related issues. Her work includes examining the financial implications of global events, such as the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic and its connection to insider trading. Henry has also studied the effectiveness of social policies, including the impact of tax credits on adoption rates and the role of government advisory committees in public health crises, specifically Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her research extends to corporate finance, analyzing how taxes affect merger and acquisition activity and the influence of initial public offerings on industry incumbents. Henry's scholarly contributions are reflected in her h-index of 9, with 25 total publications and 392 citations. She collaborates with colleagues at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Caleb Rawson and D. Walker.
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- h-index: 9
- Publications: 25
- Citations: 402
Selected Publications
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Local Financial Capability and Firm Investment Efficiency (2026)
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Local Financial Capability and Firm Investment Efficiency (2026)
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Governance Through Delay and Disclosure: Market and Insider Response to SEC Trading Reforms (2025)
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The Effectiveness of Social Policy through the Tax System: Do State Adoption Tax Credits Increase Adoptions from Foster Care? (2025)
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Do Corporate Taxes Impede Merger and Acquisition Activity? Evidence from Private Corporations (2023)
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The Effect of Significant IPO Firms on Industry Incumbents: Evidence from Tax Planning (2022)
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Geographic connections to China and insider trading at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic (2022)
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Incorporating Financial Statement Information to Improve Forecasts of Corporate Taxable Income (2022)
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Geographic Proximity and Insider Trading: Evidence from COVID-19 (2020)
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Incorporating Financial Statement Information to Improve Forecasts of Corporate Taxable Income (2020)
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Mimicking Tax Strategies: Evidence from IPOs (2019)
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Tax Policy and Organizational Form: Assessing the Effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2018)
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The Information Content of Tax Expense: A Firmm and MarkettLevel Return Decomposition (2014)
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Data Truncation Bias and the Mismeasurement of Corporate Tax Avoidance (2013)
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- Geographic connections to China and insider trading at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
- Incorporating Financial Statement Information to Improve Forecasts of Corporate Taxable Income
- Geographic connections to China and insider trading at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
- Governance Through Delay and Disclosure: Market and Insider Response to SEC Trading Reforms
- Incorporating Financial Statement Information to Improve Forecasts of Corporate Taxable Income
- Incorporating Financial Statement Information to Improve Forecasts of Corporate Taxable Income
- The Effect of Significant IPO Firms on Industry Incumbents: Evidence from Tax Planning
- The Effect of Significant IPO Firms on Industry Incumbents: Evidence from Tax Planning
- The Effect of Significant IPO Firms on Industry Incumbents: Evidence from Tax Planning
- Do Corporate Taxes Impede Merger and Acquisition Activity? Evidence from Private Corporations
- Do Corporate Taxes Impede Merger and Acquisition Activity? Evidence from Private Corporations
- The Effectiveness of Social Policy through the Tax System: Do State Adoption Tax Credits Increase Adoptions from Foster Care?
- Governance Through Delay and Disclosure: Market and Insider Response to SEC Trading Reforms
- Governance Through Delay and Disclosure: Market and Insider Response to SEC Trading Reforms
- Governance Through Delay and Disclosure: Market and Insider Response to SEC Trading Reforms
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