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On Biases in Tests of the Expectations Hypothesis of the Term Structure of Interest Rates
We document extreme bias and dispersion in the small sample distributions of five standard regression tests of the expectations hypothesis of the term structure of interest rates. These biases, derive from the extreme persistence in short…
Organizational Justice in the Global Economy: How Justice Perceptions are Influenced by Culture and Ethnicity
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Pluralistic Ignorance and the Perpetuation of Social Norms by Unwitting Actors
Pluralistic ignorance begins with a discrepancy between public actions and private sentiments, typically produced by widespread behavioral adherence to a social norm. Pluralistic ignorance is a pervasive feature of social life and is found to…
Predisposing the Decision Maker Versus Framing the Decision: A Consumer-Manipulation Approach to Dynamic Preference
The dominant approach to the study of dynamic preference is to generate preference change by manipulating aspects of decision-problem presentation (problem description, task procedure, contextual options). The predisposing approach instead holds…
Relative Explanatory Power of Agency Theory and Transaction Cost Analysis in German Salesforces
In this paper we take an integrated view of Transaction Cost Analysis and Agency Theory to study the direct vs rep decision and the design of compensation plans in German salesforces. While we attempt to investigate the generalizability of the…
Sticky Prices, Inventories, and Market Power in Wholesale Gasoline Markets
We present and test an explanation for lags in the adjustment of wholesale gasoline prices to changes in crude oil prices. Our simple model with costly adjustment of production and inventories implies that output prices will respond with a lag to…
Strategic Alliances: Contrasting Korean/US Preferences
This study examines several contrasts and similarities between Korean and US executive approaches to certain aspects of strategic alliances. The underlying research premise is that better understanding of the typical similarities and differences…
Strategic Business Exit and Corporate Transformation: Evolving Links of Technology Strategy and Substantive and Generic Corporate Strategies
The chapter suggests that in high-technology companies the processes involved in strategic business exit and corporate transformation are driven by the evolving links of technology strategy, and substantive and generic corporate strategies.…
Strategic Groups: Comparing Cognitive and Objective Approaches
This research compares two different approaches to identifying strategic groups, a cognitive approach, which reflects the perceptions of managers competing in the industry, an an objective approach, which reflects objective product-market…
Strategic Trading and Welfare in a Dynamic Market
This paper studies a dynamic model of a financial market with N strategic agents. Agents receive random stock endowments at each period and trade to share dividend risk. Endowments are the only private information in the model. We find that…
Strategic Trading in a Dynamic Noisy Market
This paper studies a dynamic, stationary model of a financial market with a large trader and small noise trader. At each period the large trader receives a privately observed stock endowment, and trades with competitive market-makers in order to…
Supermarket Competition: The Case of Every Day Low Pricing
Every Day Low Pricing can co-exist with a Promotional Strategy as a positioning strategy.
Target Zones and Exchange Rates: An Empirical Investigation
In this paper we develop an empirical model of exchange rates in a target zone. The model is general enough to nest most theoretical and empirical models in the existing literature. We find evidence of two types of jumps in exchange rates.…
The Construction of Social Norms and Standards
The Effects of Cross-Sectional Scale Differences on Regression Results in Empirical Accounting Research
This study investigates coefficient bias and heteroscedasticity resulting from scale differences in accounting levels-based research designs analytically and using simulations based on accounting data. Findings indicate that including a scale…
The Generalized War of Attrition
We generalize the War of Attrition model to allow for N + K firms competing for N prizes. Two special cases are of particular interest. First, if firms continue to pay their full costs after dropping out (as in standard-setting context), each…
The MSI Business/ Academic Partnership, the Research Priority Process, and the Data Imperative
The Organizational Culture War Games: A Struggle for Intellectual Dominance.
In response to the needs of lecturers, the acclaimed Handbook of Organization Studies has been made available as two major paperback textbooks. In this, the first of a two-volume paperback edition of the landmark Handbook of Organization Studies…
The Power of the Myth of Self-interest
The Price is Right, But Are the Bids? An Empirical Investigation of Rational Decision Making
The television game show The Price Is Right is used as a laboratory to conduct a preference-free test of rational decision theory in an environment with substantial economic incentives. It is found that contestants’ strategies are transparently…