Professor Gary Monroe

I have been awarded over $600,000 in research funding including: ARC LIEF grant, 2016 [$260,000]; ARC Linkage Grant, 2009 [$255,000]; CPA Australia and CAANZ Contemporary Audit Topics Grant [$10,000]; Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia, 2014 [$15,765]; CPA Australia Synthesis Project Research Grant, 2012 [$5,000]; Canadian Academic Accounting Association Research Grant, Canada, 2008 [$9,000]; 7 AFAANZ Research Grants [total of $40,000]; Small ARC Grant, 2000 [$10,000].

• CPA Australia and CAANZ Contemporary Audit Topics Grant ($10,000) “Audit market structure and competition in Australia during 2019-2022” (with Sarowar Hossain), 2022.
• and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($5,000) for “The effect of delegation and motivated forgetting on misreporting: The moderating role of mindfulness” (with Vincent Chong, Janne Chung and Isabel Wang), 2016.
• Australian Research Council LIEF grant ($260,000) “Enhanced modelling capacity for the Industrial Ecology Virtual Laboratory” LE160100066, 2015 (with T. Wiedmann, M. Diesendorf, M. Balatbat, M. Lenzen, P. Perez, P. Lant, S. Kenway, A. Halog, and R. Crawford).
• Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia ($15,765) for “An investigation of personality and whistle-blowing accounting fraud” (with Paul Andon and Clinton Free), 2014.
• University of Western Australia Business School Research Development Scheme ($6,000) for “The impact of organizational ethical climate, delegation, compensation scheme and moral disengagement on employees’ unethical behaviours” (with Vincent Chong and Isabel Wang), 2014,
• Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($11,020) for “Political connections, social networking, and performance measurement systems: Evidence from Australia and China” (with Vincent Chong and Frank Zhang), 2013.
• AASIG/CPA Australia Synthesis Project Research Grant ($5,000) for “Auditor Independence” (with Peter Carey and Greg Shailer), 2012.
• ARC Linkage Grant ($255,000) for “Investment Approaches and Opportunities in Renewable Energy and Financial Resource Markets using Semi-parametric approaches to evolutionary subset Time-series Lattice-ladder Modelling” (with T J O’Neill, R D Terrell, A H Welsh and J Penm), 2009 – 2010 .
• Canadian Academic Accounting Association Research Grant ($9,000) for “Creating Bias in Accounting Estimates” (with Janne Chung and Jeff Cohen), 2008.
• Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($5,500) for “The Impact of Sustainability Disclosure and Assurance Reports on Financial Report Users’ Share Price Judgments and Perceptions of Information Reliability” (with Paul Coram), 2007.
• Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($5,000) for “The Effects of Strategic Systems Audit Approach on Auditors’ Hypotheses Generation and Hypotheses Evaluation” (with Radzi Jidin), 2006.
• Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($5,000) for the “Development of Self-Report Measures of Auditor Expertise” (with Steven Fraser), 2006.
• Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($3,800) for “Team Effectiveness: An Empirical Examination of its Antecedents” (with Chris Chan, Juliana Ng, J. and Rebecca Tan), 2005.
• Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand Research Grant ($5,000), “The Joint Effect of Voluntary Non-Financial Disclosure and Assurance on Company Valuation Judgments” (with Paul Coram), 2004.
• ARC Small Research Grant ($10,000) for “The Role of Private Information and Management Control Systems on Managers’ Project Evaluation Judgements in Multi-Period and Multi-Agent Settings (with Vincent Chong, Janne Chung and Ian Eggleton), 2000.
• Small and Medium-Sized Research Centre Research Grant ($3,342) for Turnover Intention in Small and Medium-Sized Public Accounting Firms: A Test on the Antecedents and Consequences of Job Burnout” (with Vincent Chong), 1999.
• Small and Medium-Sized Research Centre Research Grant ($5,000) for “The Effect of Explanation and Counter-explanation on Fraud Detection” (with Janne Chung), 1999.
• Industry Research Grant from the Office of the Auditor General ($5,000) for” An Analysis of the Cost Effectiveness and Efficiency of Out-sourced vs Internal Audits”, 1998.
• Richard D Irwin Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000).
• Peat Marwick Mitchell & Company Research Fellowship ($8,000).