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Gayton E. Germane 1985 Abstract not available. Operations, Information & Technology
1985 A sample of 10000 quarterly earnings announcements by publicly held companies listed on the COMPUSTAT and CRSP data bases is examined. Finance
1985 Organizational slack is a variable frequently used in organization studies to predict such organizational processes as search behavior, innovation, goal conflict, political behavior, and risk…
1986 This paper presents an integrative theoretical framework explaining goal achievement and behavioral performance and then tests the theory in head-to-head comparisons with the theory of Marketing
1986 Abstract not available. Economics
1986 The return generating process of the arbitrage pricing theory is examined using factor analysis.
1986 The objective of this paper is to analyse optimal tax and audit strategies for a principal seeking to redistribute income among a population of taxpayers Economics
1986 Criteria for evaluating structural equation models with latent variables are defined, critiqued, and illustrated. Marketing
Darrell Duffie is The Adams Distinguished Professor of Management and Professor of Finance at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. He is a Research Fellow of the National Bureau of…
1986 Abstract not available. Economics
David B. Montgomery was the Sebastian S. Kresge Professor of Marketing, Emeritus; dean, emeritus; and consultant/visiting professor of marketing and management at Singapore Management University. He…
1988 Negative voting occurs when voters respond more strongly to political actions or outcomes they oppose than to comparable actions or outcomes they favor. Operations, Information & Technology
1988 In this paper, we explore the role of franchising arrangements in improving the coordination between channel members. Marketing
E291 2008 Garth Saloner, the Botha-Chan Professor of Economics, served as the ninth dean of Stanford GSB from September 2009 until September 2016.He is an economist whose intellectual interests span…
E270 2007 Mark Leslie Lecturer in Management Andrew Rachleff Victoria Chang Xsigo had started on strong footing. Krishnamurthi was a former top Juniper Networks engineer and he had founded Xsigo with…
E265 2007 George Foster AM holds undergraduate (with first-class honors and university medal) and graduate degrees in economics from the University of Sydney and a doctorate from Stanford Graduate…
E289 2008 Mr. Ellis is a lecturer in management at Stanford Graduate School of Business. He is currently teaching two strategic management courses that center around the early stages of the…
E288 2008 Garth Saloner, the Botha-Chan Professor of Economics, served as the ninth dean of Stanford GSB from September 2009 until September 2016.He is an economist whose intellectual interests span…
E273 2007 Early one morning in September 1994, Marc Porat, CEO of technology start-up General Magic (GM), dropped his daughter off at elementary school and then reached for his personal intelligent…
E258 2007 Holloway was the holder of the Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers Professorship in Management, Emeritus. Holloway became a leader in the study and teaching of entrepreneurship, supply…
E282 2008 With a partner, Grousbeck founded Continental Cablevision (later Media One) in 1964. He was President of that company through 1980, and Chairman through 1985. He was a Visiting Lecturer and…
E106A 2002 John Glynn The case introduced Matt Harris, the young (28 years old) co-founder and CEO of Village Ventures (VVI), a venture capital company. VVI is " a vehicle for inventing in high…
E138 2002 The case is a full-scale business plan for the launch of an Internet service provider for the Pacific Rim. Set in 1993, the case has a short introduction followed by the business plan for…
E145 2003 Salesforce.com evolves from a fledgling start-up to a leader in the provision of web-based management systems. Throughout their growth, the management team faces several strategic decisions…
E135B 2002 William Barnett is the Thomas M. Siebel Professor of Business Leadership, Strategy, and Organizations at Stanford Graduate School of Business. After receiving his PhD in business…