Finance Research Center

WORKING PAPERS

last updated June 1998

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Paper No.	Title	Author(s)
119-89	Schema Integration Using Metadata	Michael D. Siegel Stuart E. Madnick
118-89	CISL: Composing Answers from Disparate Information Systems	Stuart E. Madnick Richard Y. Wang, et al
117-89S	An Architecture, Design, and Implementation of a Communications Server to Access Disparate Databases	Francis C. K. Gan (Student of Stuart E. Madnick)
116-89S	Data Connectivity for the Composite Information System/Tool Kit	Toon King Wong (Student of Stuart E. Madnick)
115-89S	Use of Heterogeneous Financial Data Sources: Three Case Studies	David B. Godes (Student of Stuart E Madnick)
114-89S	A Knowledge-Based Approach Toward Integrating International On-Line Financial Databases	Maria Linn Paget (Student of Stuart E. Madnick)
113-89	Moving Toward 1992: Managing the Internationalization of Ownership and Corporate Finance	Donald R. Lessard Enrico Perotti
112-89	Strategic Alignment: A New Era for Strategic Information Technology Planning	John C. Henderson N. Venkatraman
111-89	Signaling and Accounting Information	Stewart C. Myers
110-89	An Architectural Comparison of Contemporary Approaches and Products for Integrating Heterogeneous Information Systems	Amar Gupta Stuart E. Madnick Christopher Poulsen Teresa Wingfield
109-89S	Optimization Models for Foreign Exchange Rate Hedging Using Currency Options	David E. Spitz (Student of Jeremy F. Shapiro)
108-89	Do Mergers Improve Corporate Performance? Replaced by IFSRC No. 131-90	Paul M. Healy Krishna G. Palepu Richard S. Ruback
107-89	Optical Image Scanners and Character Recognition Devices: A Survey and New Taxonomy	Amar Gupta Sanjay Hazarika Maher Kallel Pankaj Srivastava
106-89	Corporate Finance in the 1990s, Implications of a Changing Competitive and Financial Context	Donald R. Lessard
105-89	Stochastic Programming Models for Asset/Liability Management Problems	Randall S. Hiller Jeremy F. Shapiro
104-89	A Survey of Management Science Problems, Models and Methods in the Financial Services Industry	Dimitris Bertsimas Gabriel R. Bitran V. Ramakrishnan
103-89R Revised February 1990	Corporate Structure, Liquidity, and Investment: Evidence from Japanese Industrial Groups	Takeo Hoshi Anil Kashyap David S. Scharfstein
102-89	Bank Monitoring and Investment: Evidence from the Changing Structure of Japanese Corporate Banking Relationships	Takeo Hoshi Anil Kashyap David S. Scharfstein
101-89	A Quantitative Analysis of U.S. and Japanese Software-Engineering Practice and Performance Replaced by IFSRC No. 130-90	Michael A. Cusumano Chris F. Kemerer
100-89	A Model to Evaluate Variables Impacting the Productivity of Software Maintenance Projects	Rajiv D. Banker Srikant M. Datar Chris F. Kemerer
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