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last updated June 1998
(How to Order FRC Working Papers)
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259-93 |
Differential Information and Dynamic Behavior of Stock Trading Volume |
Hua He | ||
258-93 |
Is Information Systems Spending Productive? New Evidence and New Results |
Erik Brynjolfsson | ||
257-93 |
Power in Profit Maximizing Organizations |
Julio J. Rotemberg | ||
256-93R |
Distributed Knowledge and Strategic Responsiveness -- A
Study of Corporate Responses to Volatile Exchange Rates |
Donald R. Lessard | ||
255-93 |
Global Functionals and a Measure of the Explanatory Power of Covariates in Nonparametric Regression |
Kjell Doksum | ||
254-93 |
The Choice Between Public and Private Debt: An Analysis of Post-Deregulation Corporate Financing in Japan |
Takeo Hoshi | ||
253-93 |
A Process View of Data Quality |
Henry B. Kon | ||
252-93 |
Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates Subject to Devolatilization |
Bin Zhou | ||
251-93 |
Coping with International Accounting Diversity: Fund Managers' Views on Disclosure, Reconciliation, and Harmonization |
Ravi Bhushan | ||
250-93 |
Using Semantic Values to Facilitate Interoperability Among Heterogeneous Information Systems |
Michael D. Siegel | ||
249-93 |
Strategic Issues in Information Technology Sourcing: Patterns, Perspectives, and Prescriptions |
N. Venkatraman | ||
248-93 |
A Metrics Suite for Object Oriented Design |
Shyam R. Chidamber | ||
247-93 |
From Memo to Dialogue: Enacting Genres of Communication in Electronic Media |
Wanda J. Orlikowski | ||
246-93 |
An Informational Efficiency Perspective on the Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift |
Ravi Bhushan | ||
245-93 |
A Knowledge-Based Approach to Assisting in Data Quality Judgment |
Yeona Jang | ||
244-93 |
Quality Data Objects |
Richard Y. Wang | ||
243-93 |
Data Quality Requirements Analysis and Modeling |
Richard Y. Wang | ||
242-93 |
Ownership Principles for Distributed Database Design |
Marshall Van Alstyne | ||
241-93R |
Equilibrium Interest Rate and Liquidity Premium Under Proportional Transactions Costs |
Dimitri Vayanos | ||
240-93 |
Discounting Rules for Risky Assets |
Stewart C. Myers | ||
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