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May 2001, Volume 69, Number 3 |
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May 2001, Volume 69, Number 3 |
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A listing
of GSB research papers with abstracts (numbered papers only) is available at www.gsb.stanford.edu/researchpapers/. To order a paper in the series, email: research_papers@gsb.stanford.edu. |
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Accruals and the Prediction of Future Cash Flows COMPETITION Competition and Human Capital Accumulation: A Theory of Interregional
Specialization and Trade The Competitive Dynamics of Status and Niche Width: U.S. Investment
Banking, 1920–1949 ECONOMICS Economic Integration and Political Disintegration HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT Managing the Delivery of Dialysis Therapy: A Multiclass Fluid Model
Analysis HUMAN RESOURCES Labor Pains: Organizational Change and Employee Turnover in Young,
High-Tech Firms Layoffs and Litigation MARKETING Estimation Techniques for Marco Diffusion Models OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY Brownian Models of Open Processing Networks: Canonical Representation
of Workload POLITICS Committee Theories, Reconsidered Presidential Vetoes: Bargaining, Blame-Game, and Gridlock Rethinking Justices’ and Committees’ Strategies in Segal’s Separation
of Powers Game SECURITIES MARKETS In re Silicon Graphics Inc., Shareholder Wealth Effects Resulting
from the Interpretation of the Private Securities Litigation Reform
Act’s Pleading Standard Purchase Versus Pooling in Stock-for-Stock Acquisitions: Why Do Firms
Care? Shareholder Wealth Effects of the Private Securities Litigation Reform
Act of 1995 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Anger and Advancement versus Sadness and Subjugation: The Effect of
Negative Emotion Expressions on Social Status Conferral Placating the Powerless: Effects of Legitimate and Illegitimate Explanation
of Affect, Memory, and Stereotyping STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Learning from Complexity: Effects of Accident/Incident Heterogeneity
on Airline Learning Strategic Management Visionaries, Managers, and Strategic Direction Why the Microbrewery Movement? Organizational Dynamics of Resource
Partitioning in the American Brewing Industry After Prohibition SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Creating Value Through Supply Chain Integration Multi-Stage Inventory Management with Expediting
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