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The Will To Live Ethically
Have we become so complacent in our university world that we want only answers that are pleasant but not necessarily good answers?
Crisis or Opportunity?
The predicted business Ph.D. shortage is real but might become the catalyst for business schools to do some radical, creative thinking about how we do what we do.
Entrepreneurship and Business Management
This executive shares his views of business practices that have provided a framework for the management of his company.
Federal Reserve Bank Policy and Influence of US Excessive Current Consumption on International Equity Returns
This paper studies the reward to investors for bearing the risk associated with the consumption-investment decisions of investors.
An Analysis of the Effects of Specific Promotion Types on Attendance at Major League Baseball Games
The authors examined each Major League Baseball game in 2002 to determine when and which types of promotion are most successful at increasing attendance.
Modeling Tool Impact on Defect Identification in IS Design
This article reports the efficacy of UML over traditional modeling tools in the indentification of design defects in an information system model.
The Impact of Structural Prescriptions on Joint Venture Survival
Kaufmann, O’Neil and York show that many of the prescriptions that impact venture formation also impact survival.
Does the Canadian Dollar Travel South? An Examination of Currency Substitution along the U.S.-Canadian Border
This study by Pisani and Yoskowitz examines the variables at the firm level in the decision by IS retailers to accept or reject the Canadian dollar.
