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The Effects of Sequential Introduction of Brand Extensions
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An Empirical Analysis of Software and Hardware Spending
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Ownership and Information as Substitutes
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A Choice-Theoretic Analysis of Criminal Deterrents
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On the Bayesian View in Game Theory and Economics
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Renegotiation in Agency Contracts and Information Acquisition before Renegotiation
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Competitive Political Action and Policy Neutrality
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Report Management and the Independent Auditor's Reliance on Management's Report
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A Theory of Collective Choice for Government Programs
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The Economics and Politics of Regulation: Perspectives, Agenda, and Approaches
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Generalism Bias in Collective Strategy
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Skewness Preference and the Valuation of Risk Assets
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Informational Hierarchies, Self-Remedying Hidden Gaming, and Organizational Neutrality
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Regulating Bypass
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Dynamic Efficiency and the Regulated Firm: Evidence from Interfirm Trade in Electricity Markets
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Portfolio Selection in a Log-Stable Market
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The Effect of Disclosure on Consumer Knowledge of Credit Terms: A Longitudinal Study
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Bonds Versus Stocks: Some Lessons From Capital Market Theory
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Relative Explanatory Power of Agency Theory and Transaction Cost Analysis in German Salesforces
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The Discretionary Use of Present Value-Based Measurements by Property-Casualty Insurers
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External Economic Relationships and the Process of Development: A Framework for Discussion
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A Theory of Corporate Venture Investing
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Liberalization, Moral Hazard in Banking, and Prudential Regulation: Are Capital Requirements Enough?
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Group Justification and System Justification as Distinct Components of Social Dominance Orientation among African Americans and European Americans
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Analyst Coverage and Intangible Assets
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