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2187: The learning curve and optimal production under uncertainty

Saman. Majd and Robert Pindyck

2186: Understanding the task of the new product team

Ancona, Deborah G. (Deborah Gladstein). and David F. Caldwell

2185: Recapitalizing the third world: toward a new vision of commercial financing for less developed countries

Donald Lessard

2184: Modeling managerial behavior--misperceptions of feedback in a dynamic decisionmaking experiment

John Sterman

2183: Technological innovation and medical devices

Edward Baer. Roberts

2182: Institutionalizing and diffusing innovations in industrial relations

Thomas A. Kochan, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld and Robert B. McKersie

2181: Optimal consumption and portfolio policies when asset prices follow a diffusion process

John C. Cox and Chi-fu. Huang

2180: The line takes the leadership

Rockart, John F. (John Fralick)

2179: An analog of Karmarkar's algorithm for inequality constrained linear programs, with a "new" class of projective transformations for centering a polytope

Robert Michael. Freund

2178: Simultaneous signaling to the capital and product markets

Robert H. Gertner, Robert Gibbons and David Scharfstein

2177: New distance-directed algorithms for maximum flow and parametric maximum flow problems

Orlin, James B., 1953-., Ahuja, Ravindra K., 1956- and Maximum flow and parametric maximum flow problems, New distance-directed algorithms for.

2176: Freeing work from the constraints of location and time: an analysis based on data from the United Kingdom

Lotte. Bailyn and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2175: Earnings information conveyed by dividend initiations and omissions

Paul M. Healy and Palepu, Krishna G., 1954-

2174: Modeling the estimation of petroleum resources in the United States

John Sterman, George P. Richardson and Pål I. Davidsen

2173: Misperceptions of feedback in dynamic decisionmaking

John Sterman

2172: Organizational growth and management overhead

Peter M. Senge and Nathan Blair. Forrester

2171: Equipment selection and task assignment for multiproduct assembly system design

Stephen C. Graves and Carol Anne. Holmes

2170: Safety stocks in manufacturing systems

Stephen C. Graves

2169: Option pricing theory and its applications

John C. Cox and Chi-fu. Huang

2168: Existence and uniqueness of price equilibria in Defender

John Hauser

2167: Inter-industry studies of structure and performance

Richard Schmalensee

2166: A simple model of capital market equilibrium with incomplete information

Robert Merton

2165: Perspectives on the effective use, planning, and impact of information technology

Stuart E. Madnick

2164: Strategic choice and the control of labor costs

Robert B. McKersie and Peter. Capelli

2163: A temporal and spatial locality theory for characterizing very large data bases

Stuart E. Madnick and Allen. Moulton

2162: Evolution towards strategic applications of very large data bases through composite information systems

Stuart E. Madnick and Y. Richard Wang

2161: Key concerns of executives making IS decisions

Stuart E. Madnick and Y. Richard Wang

2160: Information technology in marketing

John D. C. Little and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2159: Discounting rules for risky assets

Stewart C. Myers and Ruback, Richard S., 1954-

2158: Semi-structured messages are surprisingly useful for computer-supported coordination

Thomas W. Malone and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2157: Intelligent information sharing systems

Thomas W. Malone and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2156: A formal model of organizational structure and its use in predicting effects of information technology

Thomas W. Malone

2155: Strategy formulation methodologies

Michael S. Scott Morton and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2154: Expectation formation in behavioral simulation models

John. Sterman

2153: Human resource management and business life cycles: some preliminary propositions

Thomas A. Kochan and John. Chalykoff

2152: Prelaunch forecasting of new automobiles: models and implementation

Glen L. Urban, John H. Roberts and John Hauser

2151: Capital risk and models of investment behavior

Robert Pindyck

2150: Capital market theory and the pricing of financial securities

Robert Merton

2149: Strategy and the strategy formation process

Arnoldo C. Hax and Nicolás S. Majluf

2148: The promise of gain sharing

Robert B. McKersie

2147: Irreversible investment, capacity choice, and the value of the firm

Robert Pindyck

2146: Risk aversion and determinants of stock market behavior

Robert Pindyck

2145: Lead user analyses for the development of new industrial products

Glen L. Urban and Eric von. Hippel

2144: Semiparametric estimation of weighted average derivatives

James Powell, James Stock and Thomas M. Stoker

2143: The future of collective bargaining and its implications for labor arbitration

Thomas A. Kochan

2142: Tax asymmetries and corporate income tax reform

Stewart C. Myers and Saman. Majd

2141: Executive support systems and the nature of executive work

Rockart, John F. (John Fralick), David W. DeLong and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2140: Electronic markets and electronic hierarchies: effects of information technology on market structures and corporate strategies

Robert I. Benjamin, Thomas W. Malone, Yates, JoAnne, 1951- and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2139: Information technology, integration, and organizational change

Robert I. Benjamin, Michael S. Scott Morton and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2138: Hidden minimum-norm problems in quadratic programming

Robert Michael. Freund