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- 0110 Maximum Lilkelihood and Restricted Maximum Likelihood Estimation for a Class of Gaussian Markov Random Fields
by Victor De Oliveira - 0109 IT Innovativeness and Environmental Consciousness on Organizational Performance
by Myung Ko - 0107 Auditor Type and Audit Quality Differences in Nonprofit Healthcare Organizations – U.S. Evidence
by Dennis M. Lopez & Pamela C. Smith - 0106 Indigenous Knowledge As A Strategic Resource: An Ethical And Societal Challenge
by Cynthia A. Lengnick-Hall - 0105 Real Earnings Management through Share Repurchases
by Sharad C. Asthana - 0102 Liquidity Risk and Financial Competition: A Mixed Integer Programming Model for Multiple-Class Discriminant Analysis
by Mingue Sun - 0101 TA Re-examination of Wagner’s Law Based on Disaggregated U.S. State-Local Government Expenditure
by Saeid Mahdavi - 0100 Tests regarding parameters of several independent gamma populations
by Ram Tripathi - 0099 The Effects of Interaction Styles, Expertise and Personality on Project Team Performance
by John Warren - 0098 Impact of Job Complexity and Performance on CFO Compensation
by Jeff P. Boone & Inder K. Khurana & K.K. Raman - 0097 Impact of Job Complexity and Performance on CFO Compensation
by Jennifer Yin & Steven Balsam & Afshad Irani - 0096 Liquidity Risk and Banks’ Asset Composition: Implications for Monetary Policy
by Edgar A. Ghossoub - 0095 Bayesian Analysis Of Conditional Autoriegressive Models
by Victor De Oliveira - 0094 Impact of Liquidity on the Futures–Cash Basis: Evidence from the Indian Market
by Palani-Rajan Kadapakkam & Umesh Kumar - 0093 Termination of closed end funds and behavior of their discounts
by Lalatendu Misra & Jullavut Kittiakarasakun & Sinan Yildirim - 0092 Investigating the Impact of Firm Strategy – Click-and-Brick, Brick-and-Mortar, and Pure-Click – on Financial Performance
by Myung Ko & Narcyz Roztocki - 0091 Credit Card Payment Processing in Electronic Commerce: An Analysis of the Bucket Pricing Strategy
by Yoris A. Au - 0090 Classification Rules for Multivariate Repeated Measures Data with Equicorrelated Correlation Structure on both Time and Spatial Repeated Measurements
by Anuradha Roy & Ricardo Leiva - 0072 “Stock PIKs”- Taking a firm by its tails
by Karan Bhanot & Antonio S. Mello - 0071 The Stock Market, Monetary Policy, and Economic Development
by Edgar A. Ghossoub & Robert Reed - 0070 Liquidity Risk, Economic Development, and the Effects of Monetary Policy
by Edgar A. Ghossoub & Robert Reed - 0069 The Role of Financial Sector Competition for Monetary Policy
by Edgar A. Ghossoub & Robert Reed & Thanarak Laosuthi - 0068 The Cost Of Capital, Asset Prices And The Affects Of Monetary Policy
by Edgar A. Ghossoub & Robert Reed - 0067 A Critical Review Of The Environmental Uncertainty Literature Since 1987
by Derrick McIver & Katsuhiko Shimizu & Bongjin Kim - 0066 Threat Perception in Older Customers
by David Silvera & Tracy Meyer & Daniel Laufer - 0065 How Laws Affect Contracts: Evidence from Yankee Bond Covenants
by John Wald & Yaxuan Qi & Lukas Roth - 0064 Time series behavior of the short-term real interest rates in industrial countries
by Su Zhou - 0063 Where does Volatility and Return Come From? The Case of Asian ETFs
by Yiuman Tse & Jose A. Gutierrez - 0062 Market Interconnection and Wages
by Hamid Beladi & Reza Oladi - 0061 The Distinct Influence of Cognitive Busyness and Need for Closure on Cultural Differences in Socially Desirable Responding
by Ashok Lalwani - 0060 A Bacon of Hope? Another Look at the Italian Textile Industry
by Lila J. Truett & Dale Truett - 0059 Resilience Capacity and Strategic Agility: Prerequisites for Thriving in a Dynamic Environment
by Cynthia A. Lengnick-Hall & Tammy E. Beck - 0058 Normalized Power Prior Bayesian Analysis
by Keying Ye & Yuyan Duan - 0057 An Extension of the Traditional Classi cation Rules: the Case of Non-Random Samples
by Anuradha Roy & Ricardo Leiva - 0056 Does Precipitation Affect Consumers’ Smoking Tendency?
by Yinlong Zhang - 0055 A Multi-Country Assessment of Mobile Payment Adoption
by Yoris A. Au & Humayun Zafar - 0054 Precedence-type Test based on Progressively Censored Samples
by N. Balakrishnan & Ram C. Tripathi & Nandini Kannan & H. K. T. Ng - 0053 Over-represented sequences located on UTRs are potentially involved in regulatory functions
by Kihoon Yoon & Daijin Ko & Carolina B. Livi & Nathan Trinklein & Mark Doderer & Stephen Kwek & Luiz O. F. Penalva - 0052 The Benefits of Human Resource Certification: A Critical Analysis and Multi-Level Framework for Research
by Mark L. Lengnick-Hall & Herman Aguinis - 0051 The Case for a Complexity Continuum
by Tina M. Lowrey - 0050 A Tabu Search Heuristic Procedure for the Capacitated Facility Location Problem
by Minghe Sun - 0048 Trading Profits in Closed-End Fund Tender Offers
by Karan Bhanot & Valeria Martinez & Palani-Rajan Kadapakkam & Sinan Yildirim - 0047 Self-Imposed Violations of Privacy in Virtual Communities
by John Warren - 0046 Boundary Distributions in Testing Inequality Hypotheses
by Fathali Firoozi - 0045 The Tax Spending Nexus: Evidence from a Panel of US State-Local Governments
by Saeid Mahdavi & Joakim Westerlund - 0044 The South African Textile Industry: Challenges and Opportunities
by Lila J. Truett & Dale B. Truett - 0043 Trade, the Damage from Alien Species, and the Effects of Protectionism Under Alternate Market Structures
by Amitrajeet A. Batabyal & Hamid Beladi - 0041 Moving People or Jobs? A New Perspective on Immigration and International Outsourcing
by Hamid Beladi & Avik Chakrabarti - 0040 Planning Technology Investments For High Payoffs: A Rational Expectations Approach To Gauging Potential And Realized Value In A Changing Environment
by Myung Ko & Kweku-Muata & Carlos Dorantesa - 0039 Is Trading Imbalance a Better Explanatory Factor in the Volatility Process? Intraday and Daily Evidence from E-mini S&P 500 Index Futures and Information-Based Hypotheses
by An-Sing Chen & Hui-Jyuan Gao & Mark Leung - 0038 Designing Supply Chain Backorder Contracts for Customer Retention
by Yan Dong & Yuliang Yao & Kefeng Xu - 0037 Testing of a Structures Covariance Matrix for Three-Level Repeated Measures Data
by Anuradha Roy & Ricardo Leiva - 0036 Competition for Order Flow and Market Quality in the Gold and Silver Futures Markets
by Karan Bhanot & Valeria Martinez & Zi Ning & Yiuman Tse - 0035 Will Pulling Out the Rug Help? Uncertainty about Fannie and Freddie’s Federal Guarantee and the Cost of the Subsidy
by Karan Bhanot & Donald Lien & Margot Quijano - 0034 Economic Development and the Welfare Costs of Inflation It has been widely observed that the role of money in the ?nancial system varies across developing and advanced countries. While the connections between economic development and the e¤ects of monetary policy on macroeconomic outcomes appear to be well understood, their consequences for living standards across the world are not. That is, existing research on the welfare costs of in?ation has focused nearly ex- clusively on the United States. In contrast to the existing literature, this paper seeks to determine the gains from eliminating in?ation across a broad section of countries. These countries vary according to their: (i) level of economic development, (ii) re- liance on cash for transactions, and (iii) average in?ation rates. Upon calibrating our model to quantify the role of money for transactions in the economy, we ?nd that there are substantial di¤erences in welfare costs across countries. Notably, the welfare costs of in?ation in advanced countries such as the United States are quite low. In particular, the cost of in?ation in countries such as Germany and the United States may be as low as 0.3%. However, the gains from eliminating in?ation in the developing world are much higher. Di¤erences in total factor productivity promote capital accumulation and reduce the reliance on cash in advanced countries so that the e¤ective tax rate on capital formation is mitigated
by TINA M. Edgar A. Ghossoub - 0033 Global Outsourcing of Healthcare: A Medical Tourism Decision Model
by Pamela C. Smith & Dana A. Forgione - 0032 Exploring the Cognitive Nature of Boards of Directors and Its Implication for Board Effectiveness
by Bongjin Kim & Mark M. Suazo & John E. Prescott - 0031 Obstacles To Success In The Workplace For People With Disabilities: A Review And Research Agenda
by TINA M. Mukta Kulkarni & Mark L. Lengnick-Hall - 0030 A Study of the Probit Model with Latent Variables in Phase I Clinical Trials
by Xiaobin Yang & Keying Ye & Yanping Wang - 0029 Performance Measures: Bandwidth Versus Fidelity In Performance Management
by Robert L. Cardy & Mark M. Suazo - 0028 Implications of the Affective Response to Psychological Contract Breach
by Mark M. Suazo - 0027 Knowledge Resources, Exploration, and Exploitation: A New Perspective on the Interplay Between Innovation and Application
by Cynthia A. Lengnick-Hall & Robert J. Griffith - 0026 Differential Changes In The Value-Relevance Of Earnings And Book Values Over Time: Financial Versus Other Industries
by Sharad Asthana & Lucy Huajing Chen - 0025 Do Highly Compensated Participants Influence The Management Of Qualified Pension Plans?
by Sharad Asthana - 0024 Audit Firm Reputation, Auditor Switches, And Client Stock Price Reactions: The Andersen Experience
by Sharad Asthana & Steven Balsam & Jagan Krishnan - 0023 Determinants Of Outside Director Turnover
by Sharad Asthana & Steven Balsam - 0022 Price Promotion (In)consistency and Consumers’ Brand Evaluations: The Role of Reference Prices
by TINA M. Ashok K. Lalwani & David H. Silvera & Kent B. Monroe - 0021 Firm Size and Efficiency in the South African Motor Vehicle Industry
by Lila J. Truett & Dale B.Truett - 0020 Litigation Risk and Abnormal Accruals
by Jeff P. Boone & Inder K. Khurana & K. K. Raman - 0019 Whither Germany and the EMU In a Challenging Environment?
by Lila J. Truett & Dale B. Truett - 0018 An Elementary Proposition on Technical Progress and Non-traded Goods
by Hamid Beladi - 0017 Linear Models for Multivariate Repeated Measures Data
by Anuradha Roy - 0016 Fiscal Stringency and Fiscal Sustainability in the American States: Panel Evidence
by Saeid Mahdavi - 0015 Scheduled Delays? Scheduled Time Competition and On-Time Performance in the Airline Industry
by Kefeng Xu & Yan Dong - 0014 Audit Market Concentration and Auditor Tolerance for Earnings Management
by Jeff Boone & Inder K. Khurana & K. K. Raman - 0013 Virtual Organizational Learnign in Open Source Software Development Projects
by Yoris A. Au & Darrell Carpenter & Xiaogang Chen & Jan G. Clark - 0012 The Antecedents and Consequences of Defensive Attributions inProduct-Harm Crises
by David Silvera - 0011 The South Korean Auto Industry: All Grown Up Now? Since 1962, South Korea has recognized the motor vehicle industry as a critical industry for economic development. The government has been closely involved in the industry's growth from infancy to its current position among the top five motor vehicle producers in the world. The results of this study strongly suggest that the industry as a whole has achieved a minimally efficient scale of operations. However, cross price elasticity estimates indicate that many rigidities exist in the input markets, particularly with respect to outsourced intermediate products. The restrictions on imports of these products may have to be reduced as South Korea seeks to expand its global trade footprint by participating in bilateral preferential trade agreements, presenting challenges for the industry
by Lila J. Truett & Dale B. Truett - 0010 Intergenerational Bargaining and Indeterminacy of Equilibria
by Edgar A. Ghossoub - 0009 Mathematical formulation and exact solution for landing location problem in tropical forest selective logging, a case study in Southeast Cameroon
by Julien Philippart & Minghe Sun & Jean-Louis Doucet - 0008 Assessment of Agreement Between Two Methods with Replicated Observations
by Anuradha Roy - 0007 Investigating the Reciprocal Relationships Within Health Virtual Communities
by Zhechao (Charles) Liu & Nima Kordzadeh & Yoris A. Au & Jan G. Clark - 0006 The Influence of Self-Construal on Impulsive Consumption
by Yinlong Zhang & L.J. Shrum - 0005 The Relationship between Currency Carry Trades and U.S. Stocks The article examines the relationship between daily returns of currency carry trades and U.S. stocks from January 1995 through September 2010. Carry trade and stock returns are highly correlated with no Granger-causality in either direction. An EGARCH model shows that significant volatility spillovers flow from the stock market to the carry trade market, but not vice versa. The markets are more correlated in periods of high volatility. Volatilities in both markets also increase more with negative innovations than positive innovations. A sectoral analysis of the index suggests that volatilities of cyclical stocks have more impact than non-cyclical stocks on carry trades
by Yiuman Tse & Lin Zhao - 0004 Deal size, bid premium, and gains in bank mergers: The impact of managerial motivations
by Atul Gupta & Bently Lalatendu Misra - 0003 Residential Property Taxation: Is Periodic Reassessment worth it?
by John Merrifield & Yong Bao - 0002 A Holistic View of Trade, Pollution Permits and Abatement
by Hamid Beladi & Lu Liu & Reza Oladi - 0001 Outsourcing: Volume and Composition of R&D
by Hamid Beladi & Sugata Marjit & Lei Yang