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Marvin B. Lieberman Lawrence J. Lau Mark D. Williams 1989 This study compares the productivity of six major U.S. Organizational Behavior
Edward Henry Robbins Charles J. Jacklin 1988 One explanation for the empirically observed underpricing of new issues is the existence of an adverse selection problem faced by uninformed investors in…
Russell Lundholm 1989 This study uses laboratory markets to determine how different types of information or different market structures influence a markets informational efficiency. Accounting
Hugo A. Hopenhayn 1989 This paper develops and analyzes a dynamic stochastic model for a competitive industry which endogenously determines processes for entry and exit and for individual firms…
Marvin B. Lieberman 1989 Abstract not available. Organizational Behavior
Timothy Bresnahan Peter Reiss is the MBA Class of 1963 Professor of Economics, Emeritus, at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. He had a courtesy appointment in the Stanford Economics…
Joel S. Demski 1972 Abstract not available. Accounting
Morris E. Eson Eugene J. Webb 1991 Abstract not available. Organizational Behavior
Jack McDonald Bertrand Jacquillat 1973 Abstract not available. Finance
Xavier de Groote Porteus is the Sanwa Bank, Limited, Professor of Management Science, Emeritus at Stanford Graduate School of Business. A graduate of Claremont Men's College and Case Institute of…
Adrian B. Ryans Charles B. Weinberg 1978 The study of consumer dynamics, that is behavior patterns over time, can lead to a better understanding of users than can a static analysis. Marketing
William F. Wright 1977 Two basic paradigms have been used by accounting researchers to model and evaluate financial judgments; the Brunswick Lens and Bayesian paradigms. Accounting
Van Horne is The A.P. Giannini Professor of Banking and Finance, Emeritus, having come to Stanford in 1965. He has taught MBA courses in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate…
William G. Ouchi 1978 Organizational Behavior
Roger Clarke 1978 Abstract not available.
Porteus is the Sanwa Bank, Limited, Professor of Management Science, Emeritus at Stanford Graduate School of Business. A graduate of Claremont Men's College and Case Institute of Technology, he has…
Barton Weitz Peter Wright 1978 Abstract not available. Marketing
George Feiger Bertrand C. Jacquillat 1978 Abstract not available. Finance
William G. Ouchi Alan L. Wilkins 1978 Studies of organizational control currently reflect a paradigm which contains the assumption that mechanisms of control are homogeneously distributed throughout…
John Grant Rhode 1979 Abstract not available.
During the summer, PhD students engage in research and directed reading programs, and take courses in the university's other schools and departments.During this time of individual study and one-on-…
Advancement to candidacy for the doctoral degree is a judgment by the faculty of the student's potential to successfully complete the requirements of the degree program.It is a formal Stanford…
The political economics field is an interdisciplinary field focusing on the collective, political activity of individuals and organizations.The PhD Program in political economics prepares students…
Professor William Barnett, recipient of the PhD Distinguished Service award, was cited by doctoral students whom he advises for being engaged with his students and supporting their work.The Thomas…
Keith Krehbiel said mentoring future scholars and teachers has also meant learning from and being inspired by students.Excerpts and Highlights from NominationsOn TeachingKeith is very encouraging of…