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last updated June 1998
(How to Order FRC Working Papers)
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239-92 |
Stock Market Reaction to Information Technology Outsourcing: An Event Study |
Lawrence Loh | ||
238-92 |
Diffusion of Information Technology Outsourcing: Influence Sources and the Kodak Effect |
Lawrence Loh | ||
237-92 |
Determinants of Information Technology Outsourcing: A Cross-Sectional Analysis |
Lawrence Loh | ||
236-92 |
Consumption-Portfolio Policies: An Inverse Optimal Problem |
Chi-fu Huang | ||
235-92 |
The Psychology of Financial Forecasting |
Paul B. Andreassen | ||
234-92 |
Windows of Opportunity: Temporal Patterns of Technological Adaptation in Organizations |
Marcie J. Tyre | ||
233-92S |
Organizational Context and Risk-Taking: A Study of Foreign-Exchange Trading Rooms in the U.S. and Japan |
Srilata A. Zaheer | ||
232-92 |
Credit Conditions and the Cyclical Behavior of Inventories |
Jeremy C. Stein | ||
231-92 |
A Continuous Time Portfolio Turnpike Theorem |
John C. Cox | ||
230-92 |
International Corporate Equity Acquisitions: Who, Where, and Why? |
Paul M. Healy | ||
229-92 |
Treasury Bill Auctions and the When-Issued Market: Some Evidence |
Sushil Bikhchandani | ||
228-92R |
The Economics of Treasury Securities Markets |
Sushil Bikhchandani | ||
227-92 |
Maximizing Predictability in the Stock and Bond Markets |
Andrew W. Lo | ||
226-92 |
Incremental and Radical Changes in Systems Development: Investigating the Organizational Implications of CASE Tools |
Wanda Orlikowski | ||
225-92R |
Holding Costs and Equilibrium Arbitrage |
Jean-Luc Vila | ||
224-92 |
Toward Quality Data: An Attributes-Based Approach to Data Quality |
Richard Y. Wang | ||
223-92R |
High Frequency Data and Volatility in Foreign Exchange Rates |
Bin Zhou | ||
222-92 |
Object-Oriented and Conventional Analysis and Design Methodologies: Comparison and Critique |
Robert G. Fichman | ||
221-92 |
Adoption of Software Engineering Process Innovations: The Case of Object-Orientation |
Robert G. Fichman | ||
220-92 |
Empirical Research on Software Maintenance: 1981-1990 |
Chris F. Kemerer | ||
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