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1997

82 The Numeraire Portfolio Approach in Bond Portfolio Performance Evaluation
by Kang, J.
81 Essays in Just-in-Time Manufacturing Firm Value, Product Variety, and Supplier Coordination
by Nanda, D.

1996

80 The Relation between Mutual-Fund Flow, Trading Activity and Performance
by Elden, R.M.
77 Do Analystz' Reports Generate Trade for Their Firms? Evidence from the Toronto Stock Exchange
by Irvine, P.J.A.

1995

76 A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation into Consumers' Brand Choice Process under Information Uncertainty
by Talukdar, D.
73 Conservatism and the Asymmetric Timeliness of Earning
by Basu, S.
72 The Impact of Deferred Tax Allocation on Earnings as a Measure of Firm Performance
by Daley, M.

1994

69 Performance Management for FMSs with Multiple Part Types, Distinct Operations, and Repeated Workstation Visits
by Jongbloed, K.
65 Why Do Firms Split? Evidence from Spin-Offs and Equity Carve-Outs
by Jongbloed, A.

1993

67 The International Reaction to U.S. Trade Announcements and Exchange Rate Exposure: A Market-wide and Cross-Sectional Analysis
by Puffer, M.K.
47 Volatility and the Pricing of Interest Rate Derivative Claims
by Kearns, P.
46 Multi-Item, Multi-Echelon Distribution Systems Design
by Saxena, R.
45 Three Essays on Closed-End Funds
by Pontiff, J.E.

1992

62 The Analysis of Computer Backup Service: Economics, Optimal Capacity and Resources Allocation
by Cheng, H.
59 Accounting Earnings and Cash Flows as Measures of Firm Performance: The Role of Accounting Accruals
by Dechow, P.M.
57 Reverse Engeneering of Relational Databases: Extraction of Domain Semantics
by Hsiang-Li, C.
54 CEO Turnover and Outside Succession: A Cross-Sectional Analysis
by Parrino, R.
53 Bond Yields, returns, and Aggregate Activity
by Chapman, D.A.
51 Fundamental Analysis and Subsequent Stock Returns
by Greig, A.C.
50 Debt-Convenant Violations and Managers' Accounting-Choice and Production- Investment Decisions
by Sweeney, A.P.
49 Volume and the Equity Premium
by Kearns, P.

1991

43 Externalities and Communications Networks Economics
by Giridharan, P.S.
42 The Use of Debt Convenants to Control Agency Problems
by Dewan, S.
42a Timeliness and Management of Information Services
by Dewan, S.
41 Performance of Recovery Control for Database Systems: A Hierarchical Analysis
by Barcellos Goes, P.
40 Asset Returns and Business Cycles
by Rouwenhorst, K.G.

1990

39 Development of Algrithmic Methods for Large-Scale Markov Chains and their Application to Performance Evaluation of Computer/Communication Systems
by Rieders, M.T.
38 The Use of Debt Convenants to Control Agency Problems
by Begley, J.
37 Optimal Configulation of Distributed Database Systems
by Suh, M.W.

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