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The Taxation of Risky Assets

Jeremy I. Bulow, Lawrence Summers
1982

This paper reconsiders the effects of taxation on risky assets, recognizing the importance of variations in asset prices. We show that earlier analyses which assumed that depreciation rates are constant and that the future price of capital goods…

A Transactions Cost Theory of The Multinational Enterprise

David J. Teece
1982

Abstract not available.

Double Jeopardy: Why Some Women and Minorities Object to Affirmative Action Programs

Gregory Northcraft, Joanne Martin
June1981

There is now strong evidence to suggest that a significant percentage of women and minorities oppose current Affirmative Action policies. This dissatisfaction probably arises from an understanding of the treatment accorded to employees identified…

Achieving Styles in Men and Women: A Model, an Instrument, and Some Findings

Harold J. Leavitt, Alice Handley-Isaksen, Jean Lipman-Blumen
1981

Abstract not available.

Aggregation Issues in Conjoint Analysis

Dick R. Wittink, Lakshmanan Krishnamurthi
1981

In applications of conjoint analysis, results obtained at the individual level have to be aggregated for managerial purposes. For a main-effects part-worth model such aggregation can take place by averaging estimated part worths, averaging…

Applications of a Marketing Communication Research System

Michael L. Ray
1981

Abstract not available.

Appropriable Rents and Quasi Vertical Integration

Kirk Monteverde, David J. Teece
1981

Abstract not available.

Aspects of Monetary and Banking Theory and Moral Hazard

Sudipto Bhattacharya
1981

Abstract not available.

Brand Life Cycle and Dynamic Market Communications Elasticities

Gary M. Erickson, David Bruce Montgomery (1938–2025)
1981

Abstract not available.

Commercial Use of Conjoint Analysis: A Survey

Philippe Cattin, Dick R. Wittink
1981

Abstract not available.

Common Stock Returns and Rating Changes: A Methodological Comparison

Paul A. Griffin, Antonio Z. Sanvicente
1981

This paper examines the adjustments in a firms common stock price during the eleven months before and during the month of announcement of a bond rating change. Based on several different measures of abnormal security return, the findings are…

Communication Research Guidelines for Corporate Communication

Michael L. Ray
1981

Abstract not available.

A Complete Analysis of Efficient Funds and Full Pareto-Efficiency in Financial Markets

Amin Amershi
1981

In this paper we develop the complete analysis of the necessary and sufficient conditions for the full Pareto-efficiency of financial markets. We show that full-Pareto efficiency obtains in exchange markets if and only if a type of partition of…

Cost Allocation Games

Joel S. Demski
1981

Considerable recent literature uses game theory techniques to enhance our understanding of cost allocation. These studies typically begin with a setting in which allocation is required and then derive or suggest properties that the required…

Decision Aids for MBA Program Admissions: Predicting Academic Performance

Dick R. Wittink, Bruce M. Zweig, V. “Seenu” Srinivasan
1981

An approach for aiding and strengthening the MBA admissions process is proposed. The approach derives from the empirical finding that actuarial models out-predict clinical judgments. Multiple-regression models are used to make predictions of the…

Improving Managerial Effectiveness Through Modeling Based Training

Jerry I. Porras, Brad Anderson
1981

Abstract not available.

Improving Predictive Power of Conjoint Analysis by Constrained Paramenter Estimation

V. “Seenu” Srinivasan, Arun K. Jain, Naresh K. Malhotra
1981

Predictions based on the full-profile method of conjoint analysis can be significantly improved by imposing a priori constraints on the estimated parameters. The a priori constraints are based on relative preferences for different levels within…

Innovation and Communication: Signaling with Partial Disclosure

Sudipto Bhattacharya, Jay R. Ritter
1981

Abstract not available.

Intra-Industry Information Transfers Associated With Earnings Releases

George Foster
1981

The impact that a firm’s earnings releases have on the stock prices of other firms in its industry i s examined. For an identifiable subset of firms, the results are consistent with a significant information transfer occurring between the…