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Dual Career Couples: Anxiety of MBA Couples Compared with Traditional Couples
The anxiety of members of dual career couples was compared with that of more traditional couples where only the husband worked outside the home. MBA husbands with children whose MBA wives were also employed outside the home showed more anxiety.…
Dynamic Price Games With Learning-by-Doing
Learning-by-doing and increasing returns are often perceived to have similar implications for industrial concentration. We analyze this issue in the context of an infinite horizon. price-setting game. A complete characterization of market sharing…
Economic Issues in Standardization
Empirical Examination of the Return Generating Process of the Arbitrage Pricing Theory
The return generating process of the arbitrage pricing theory is examined using factor analysis. Over the period 1953-1971 not only do formal statistical tests fail to confirm the notion of industry factors, but the statistics suggest that the…
Empirical Tests of the Consumption-Oriented CAPM
The empirical implications of the consumption-oriented capital asset pricing model (CCAPM) are examined, and its performance is compared with a market portfolio-oriented capital asset pricing model. Measurement problems associated with reported…
Equilibrium and the Role of the Firm in Incomplete Markets
This paper studies the role of the firm in incomplete markets. Stock market equilibria are shown to exist generically in economies with “smooth” preferences and production sets. The set of equilibrium allocations is generically infinite. The…
Excess Capacity as a Barrier to Entry: An Empirical Appraisal
This paper examines excess capacity barriers to entry and investment dynamics in a sample of thirty-eight chemical product industries. Logit and log-linear models of investment behavior are estimated, and specific case examples are considered.…
Excess Capacity as a Policing Device
Expectancies and Interpersonal Processes
Discusses the influence of expectancy on interpersonal processes and behavior. The effect of perceiver expectancy concerning a target individual is examined with regard to 3 phenomena: the target’s behavior, the processing of the target’s…
Factors Contributing to a Service Orientation in Employees
Finance and Global Competition: Exploiting Financial Scope and Coping with Volatile Exchange Rates
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Financial Implications of Divestment of South Africa-Related Stocks
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Financial Statement Analysis
This exploration of financial statement analysis offers both insight into the actual uses of financial statement information by practitioners as well as contemporary academic research on the use of such data.
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Foundations of Dynamic Monopoly and the Coase Conjecture
Game Forms with Minimal Message Spaces
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Inside Corporate Innovation: Strategy, Structure and Managerial Skills
The new wave of organizational innovations involves new types of arrangements between individuals and corporations. It is likely to continue to produce new organizational forms, spanning the entire range of combinations of markets and hierarchies…
Involuntary Unemployment and Imperfect Competition: A Game Theoretic Macro Model
This paper considers a game-theoretic, non-Walrasian, general equilibrium model of price determination, production, and exchange. In this game, firms first select prices and wages, consumers/workers then make input supply and output demand offers…
Lincoln's Leadership: Excellence in War Management
Lincoln’s management of the Civil War used so many of the principles described by Peters and Waterman (1982) in their best selling book, In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America’s Best Run Companies, that we have attempted to analyze Lincoln…
Loss-Leaders: A Phenomenon of Price Competition or Implicit Collusion
In this paper we analyze equilibrium pricing strategies for firms competing in a market for two goods consumed by two types of consumers. It is shown that if the proportion of poor to rich consumers is not too small or too large, equilibrium…