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Testing Asset Pricing Models with Changing Expectations and an Unobservable Market Portfolio
When the assumption of constant risk premiums is relaxed, financial valuation models may be tested, and risk measures estimated without specifying a market index or state variables. This is accomplished by examining the behavior of conditional…
The Experimental Design of Classification Models: An Application of Recursive Partitioning and Bootstrapping to Commercial Bank
The Intraday Speed of Adjustment of Stock Prices to Earnings and Dividend Announcements
This paper examines the effects of Broad Tape news releases of earnings and dividend announcements on three aspects of intraday stock price behavior: mean returns, return variance, and serial correlation in consecutive price changes. The initial…
The Learning Curve and Competitive Strategy
The learning curve has become a central concept for corporate strategic planning. However, strategies based on the learning curve often fail to achieve their intended results. This paper explores the implications of the learning curve for…
The Learning Curve and Pricing in the Chemical Processing Industries
This pager uses data on 37 chemical products to test a number of hypotheses about the learning curve and industrial price behavior. The results document a strong and consistent learning effect. Learning is found to be a function of cumulated…
The Paradox of "Corporate Culture" : Reconciling Ourselves to Socialization
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The Role of Symbolic Management: How Can Managers Effectively Transmit Organizational Culture?
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Reprinted in J. M. Shafritz and J. S. Ott (Eds.), Classics of Organization Theory. Chicago: The Dorsey Press, 1987.
The Role of Time and Information in Bargaining
This paper explores, within the context of a continuous-time noncooperative game, how time and information affect the rational behavior of bargainers. In the model, a buyer and a seller are engaged in the trade of a single object. Both bargainers…
The Role of the Division General Manager in Corporate Strategic Management
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The Taxation of Risky Assets
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…
The Value of Information in Speculative Trading
This paper analyzes the value of information that is used in speculative trading. There is an important externality effect in the valuation of information in this context. The value of information depends, through its dependence on the…
A Theory of Regulation and Information in a Continuing Relationship
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Undiscounted Approximations of Discounted Regenerative Models
This paper approximates the discounted average cost in regenerative models by an undiscounted average cost. A financial holding cost is assessed on expenditures that are incurred earlier than the middle of each cycle. Explicit upper and lower…
Will the Prospective Payment System Solve Medicare's Financial Problem?
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When Injustice Is Irrelevant: Relative Deprivation and Collective Action
The determinants of collective behavior were studied in a laboratory setting. Subjects were members of a disadvantaged group. In a 3 x 2 factorial design two independent variables were manipulated. The magnitude of pay inequality…
Improving Predictive Power of Conjoint Analysis by Constrained Parameter Estimation
The prediction of first choice preferences by the full-profile method of conjoint analysis can be improved significantly by imposing constraints on parameters based on a priori knowledge of the ordering of part worths for different levels…
Improving cancer patients' adjustment to infusion chemotherapy: Evaluation of a patient education program
Portable infusion pumps allow patients to self-administer chemotherapy on an outpatient basis. Successful treatment with these pumps depends upon systematic screening, education, and evaluation of patients selected for infusion treatment.…
The Liability of Newness: Age Dependence in Organizational Death Rates
Age dependence in organizational death rates is studied using data on three populations of organizations: national labor unions, semiconductor electronics manufacturers, and newspaper publishing companies. There is a liability of newness in each…
A computer laboratory for studying resource dilemmas
This article deals with decision making in small human groups that share renewable resources. It describes a computer-controlled laboratory that was developed to study factors that influence group members’ decisions about resource uses in…