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- 1936: The effect of past experience and attitudes upon taste evaluations of squid chowders

- Glen L. Urban, Scott A. Neslin and Linnet Ruth. Tse
- 1935: Entry deterrence in the RTE cereal industry

- Richard Schmalensee
- 1934: Toward a theory of organizational socialization

- John Eastin. Van Maanen and Edgar Henry. Schein
- 1933: On the microeconomic theory of investment under uncertainty

- Robert Merton
- 1932: Industrial innovation by users: evidence, explanatory hypotheses and implications

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1931: Tables for stepwise multiple comparison procedures

- Roy E. Welsch
- 1930: Organizational structure and inter-location communication in an R&D organization

- Breffni. Tomlin and Thomas J. 1931- Allen
- 1929: The role of person to person communication networks in the dissemination of industrial technology

- Allen, Thomas J. (Thomas John), 1931-
- 1928: A customer-active paradigm for industrial product idea generation

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1927: Government influence on the process of innovation in Europe and Japan

- Thomas J. 1931- Allen
- 1926: A theory for pricing non-featured products in supermarkets

- John D. C. Little and Shapiro, Jeremy F., 1939-.
- 1925: Technical careers at mid-stream: an analysis of mid-career issues and their organizational implications

- Lotte. Bailyn
- 1924: A systematic approach to the design of complex systems: application to DBMS design and evaluation

- Andreu, Rafael C. (Rafael Civit). and Stuart E. Madnick
- 1923: Trends in computers and computing: the information utility

- Stuart E. Madnick
- 1922: Accommodation of work to family: an analysis of couples with two careers

- Lotte. Bailyn
- 1921: On the cost of deposit insurance when there are surveillance costs

- Robert Merton
- 1920: The hat matrix in regression and anova

- Hoaglin, David C. (David Caster), 1944- and Roy E. Welsch
- 1919: Successful and failing internal corporate ventures: an empirical study and analysis

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1918: Comparing relative and total cost multiple comparison procedures via James-Stein estimators

- Roy E. Welsch
- 1917: Increased organizational effectiveness through better human resources planning and development

- Edgar Henry. Schein
- 1916: Continuous-time portfolio theory and the pricing of contingent claims

- Robert Merton
- 1915: Determinants of corporate borrowing

- Stewart C. Myers
- 1914: Optimal adaptive control: a multivariate model for marketing applications

- John D. C. Little
- 1913: The design and marketing of new educational programs

- Glen L. Urban and Scott A. Neslin
- 1912: Has a customer already developed your next product?

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1911: A framework for the use of computer-based models in the planning process

- Peter. Lorange and John F. Rockart
- 1910: Transferring process equipment innovations from user-innovators to equipment manufacturing firms

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1909: A normative methodology for modeling consumer response to innovation

- John Hauser and Glen L. Urban
- 1908: Design and evaluation of an applied behavioral science course for health administration students

- Mark S. Plovnick, Ronald E. Fry and Rubin, Irwin M., 1939-
- 1907: Currency changes and management control: resolving the centralization/decentralization dilemma through the use of internal forward exchange rates

- Donald Lessard and Peter. Lorange
- 1906: Centralization vs decentralization of information systems: a critical survey of current literature

- Rockart, John F. (John Fralick). and Joav Steve. Leventer
- 1905: Direct assessment of consumer utility functions: von Neumann-Morgenstern utility theory applied to marketing

- John Hauser and Glen L. Urban
- 1904: Pre-test market evaluation of new packaged goods: a model and measurement methodology

- Alvin J. Silk and Glen L. Urban
- 1903: The ADVISOR* project: advertising budgeting for industrial products: a nontechnical overview

- Gary Louis. Lilien and John Dutton Conant. Little
- 1902: Inflation and the housing market: problems and potential solutions

- Donald Lessard and Franco Modigliani
- 1901: International diversification and the multinational corporation: an investigation of price behavior of the shares of U.S. based multinational corporations on the N.Y.S.E

- Tamir. Agmon and Donald Lessard
- 1900: Research as a cognitive process: some thoughts on data analysis

- Lotte. Bailyn
- 1899: Option pricing when underlying stock returns are discontinuous

- Robert Merton
- 1898: A normative methodology for modeling consumer response to innovation

- John Hauser and Glen L. Urban
- 1897: An application of a generalized management information system to energy policy and decision making: the user's view

- John J. Donovan, Louis Michael. Gutentag, Stuart E. Madnick and Grant Norman. Smith
- 1896: How to improve meetings

- Edgar Henry. Schein
- 1895: More on a market share theorem

- Arnold Irvin. Barnett
- 1894: Data security and data processing

- Stuart E. Madnick
- 1893: INFOPLEX: hierarchical decomposition of a large information management system using a microprocessor complex

- Stuart E. Madnick
- 1892: A decade of policy developments in equal opportunities in employment and housing

- Phyllis Ann. Wallace
- 1891: World country and industry relationships in equity returns

- Donald Lessard
- 1890: Optimal stabilization policies under decentralized control and conflicting objectives

- Robert Pindyck
- 1889: The dominant role of users in the scientific instrument innovation process

- Eric von. Hippel
- 1888: The Hawthorne group studies revisited: a defense of theory Y

- Edgar H. Schein
- 1887: A taxonomy of technically based careers

- Lotte. Bailyn and Edgar H. Schein