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last updated June 1998
(How to Order FRC Working Papers)
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179-91R |
The Evolution of Buyout Pricing and Financial Structure in the 1980s
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Steven Kaplan | ||
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178-91 |
Grandfather Clauses and Optimal Portfolio Revision |
Bruce Tuckman | ||
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177-91 |
Futures/Cash Arbitrage with Early Unwinding Opportunities and Inelastic Liquidity Demand |
Ian A. Cooper | ||
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176-91 |
Optimal Portfolio Rebalancing with Transaction Costs |
Wendell Fleming | ||
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175-91 |
Reliability of Function Points Measurement: A Field Experiment |
Chris F. Kemerer | ||
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174-91 |
Financial Reporting and Firm Value |
Paul M. Healy | ||
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173-91 |
A New Algorithm for Slant Correction of Handwritten Characters |
Vanessa C. Feliberti | ||
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172-91 |
Managing Data Quality: A Critical Issue for the Decade to Come |
Mark D. Hansen | ||
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171-91 |
An Accounting Model-Based Approach to Semantic Reconciliation in Heterogeneous Database Systems |
Richard Y. Wang | ||
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170-91 |
Where Does the Data Come From: Managing Data Integration with Source Tagging Capabilities |
Richard Y. Wang | ||
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169-91 |
Monetary Policy and Credit Conditions: Evidence from the Composition of External Finance |
Anil Kashyap | ||
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168-91 |
Strategic Responses to the Integration of European Financial Markets: Cross-Border Mergers, Acquisitions, and Alliances in Commercial Banking |
Tomaso Albanese | ||
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167-91 |
Cyclomatic Complexity Metrics Revisited: An Empirical Study of Software Development and Maintenance |
Geoffrey K. Gill | ||
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166-91 |
A Portfolio Approach to Risk Reduction in Discretely Rebalanced Option Hedges |
Ravi Bhushan | ||
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165-91 |
An Architecture for Practical Metadata Integrators |
Arnon Rosenthal | ||
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164-91 |
Composite Information Systems: Resolving Semantic Heterogeneities |
Michael D. Siegel | ||
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163-91 |
A Metadata Approach to Resolving Semantic Conflicts |
Michael D. Siegel | ||
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162-91R |
Algorithms for Thinning and Rethickening Binary Digital Patterns |
M. Nagendraprasad | ||
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161-91S |
Facilitating Consensus Knowledge Acquisition |
Andrew Trice | ||
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160-91 |
Optimal Consumption and Portfolio Choices with Borrowing Constraints |
Jean-Luc Vila | ||
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