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Energy Company Diversification and Innovation
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Energy Company Financial Reporting: Conceptual Framework for an Energy Information System
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of a New Method for Computing Approximately Optimal (s,S) Inventory Policies
A new method, recently proposed by Porteus, for obtaining approximately optimal (s,S) inventory policies was evaluated numerically. When demand was normally distributed, the method performed very well. The performance was good but diminished…
A Framework for MIS Software Development Projects
This paper questions the tacit assumption that computer software development is a homogeneous activity across differing tasks. A descriptive framework is proposed which distinguishes software developmental attributes for MIS from those of other…
French Auctions of Common Stock New Issues, 1966-1974
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Hierarchies and Clans: A New Perspective on Organizational Development
Some recent articles suggest that current approaches to organizational development are less successful than expected. These approaches are based on theories of the psychology of healthy organizations. In this paper, we present a compatible but…
Implementing: Two Approaches
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Incentive Effectiveness: An Empirical Analysis of Contracting for National Defense
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Just World Research and the Attribution Process: Looking Back and Ahead
The just world hypothesis states that people have a need to believe that their environment is a just and orderly place where people usually get what they deserve. The present article reviews the experimental research that has been generated by…
Local Control in Organizations: Implications for the Paradigm
Studies of organizational control currently reflect a paradigm which contains the assumption that mechanisms of control are homogeneously distributed throughout the subunits of a whole company or other organization. This paper presents the…
Marketing Mix Decision Rules For Nonprofit Organizations
What price should a nonprofit organization charge users and how much effort should the organization devote to developing, delivering and communicating its services to users and to attracting contributions from donors? A review of current practice…
Martingales and the Valuation of Redundant Assets
We explore foundational issues in the theory of arbitrage. Given a probabilistic model of a fixed set of securities, an equivalent martingale measure is a probability measure equivalent to the original measure which causes the securities to earn…
A Note on Errors-in-Variables and Inconsistency in Multiple Regression Models
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On The Use of Ordinary Least Squares Regression With Paired Comparisons and Rank Order Data
In this paper we compare selected metric and nonmetric procedures for estimating the weights of a linear model linking predictor variables with a criterion variable. Synthetic rank order data are generated to determine conditions under which one…
Prices of State-Contingent Claims Implicit in Option Prices
This paper implements the time-state preference model in a multi-period economy, deriving the prices of primitive securities from the prices of call options on aggregate consumption. These prices permit an equilibrium valuation of assets with…
Properties of Judgment Models in a Financial Setting
The purpose of this study is to extend judgment research by investigating properties of information processing models utilized in a financial judgment situation. Forty-seven graduate business school students estimated percentage changes in the…
Public and Nonprofit Marketing Comes of Age
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Reducibility of Principal Series Representations of p-Adic Chevalley Groups
A Representation Theorem for “Preference for Flexibility”
This paper concerns individual choice among “opportunity sets”, sets from which the individual. will later choose a single object. In particular, it concerns preference relations on opportunity sets which satisfy “preference for flexibility”, a…