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The Effect of Personal Taxes and Dividends on Capital Asset Prices: Theory and Empirical Evidence
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The External Control of Organizations: A Resource Dependence Perspective
Among the most widely cited books in the social sciences, The External Control of Organizations has long been required reading for any student of organization studies. The book, reissued on its 25th anniversary as part of the Stanford…
The Female/Male Salary Differential in Public Schools: Some Lessons from San Francisco, 1879
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The Freedom of Information Act: Strategic Opportunities and Threats
The Horizontal Divestiture of Petroleum Companies: Some Technological Considerations
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The Impact of a Fuel Adjustment Clause on the Regulated Firm's Value and Cost of Capital
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The Pricing of Commodity Futures Contracts, Nominal Bonds and Other Risky Assets under Commodity Price Uncertainty
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The Term Structure of Interest Rates and Restrictions on the Supply of Treasury Securities
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A Theory of Lateral Integration: Corporate Diversification in Energy
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A Theory of the Term Structure of Interest Rates
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Use of Strategies to Reduce Time Pressures: Some Non-Difference Between Working Wives and Non-Working Wives
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Using Probabilistic Information in Solving Resource Allocation Problems for a Decentralized Firm
This paper formulates a general linear programming problem for a multidivision firm where headquarters possesses probabilistic information regarding each division’s opportunities. It is assumed that headquarters is willing to risk implementing a…
Verbal Reports About Subjective Evaluation Strategies
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What Constitutes a Self-serving Attributional Bias?: A Reply to Bradley
In a response to G. W. Bradley’s (see record 1979-26025-001) article, the value of his “broadened self-serving bias formulation” is examined, and a case is made for clearly…
A Framework for the Comparison of Marketing Models: A Delphi Study
A Delphi procedure is used to develop and calibrate dimensions of marketing models which may be expected to relate to the likelihood that a marketing model will be accepted by marketing managers. The resulting framework, calibrated with 10…
Determining Sample Size for Pretesting Comparative Effectiveness of Advertising Copies
This paper considers the problem of determining optimal sample sizes in advertising pretests, where two or more copies are compared for their relative advertising effectiveness measured on a dichotomous (0 or 1) scale. As the sample size is…
Towards Strategies for Marketing Home Energy Conservation
Aggregation Models for Financial Judgments
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Altruism and Threat to a Belief in a Just World
Two experiments were conducted to examine the effects of justice motivation and the presentation of the victim on the willingness of individuals to extend help to innocent victims. In the first experiment, individuals high and low in their belief…
An Adjustment to the Norman-White Approach to Approximating Dynamic Programs
This note considers an adjustment to the Norman-White approach of approximating stochastic dynamic programs by using expectations: The expectations are used only in approximating the transition mechanism. The original expected returns are left…