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1Accounting measurement and beta risk measures2012-08Text
2An environmental study of the development of the Utah labor movement, 1860-1935 vol.21968Text
3Board monitoring, director connections, and credit quality2019Text
4Can you expect the boss to be ethical? the effects of the boss' power and status on subordinates' trust2016Text
5Changes in market structure and financial market outcomes2014-08Text
6Developing a model of jealousy expression and manifestation in organizational settings within same- and mixed-sex triads2014Text
7The disruption model of inspiration: toward a general model of "being inspired to act"2014-08Text
8The efficiency of resource reallocation within firms2011-08Text
9Entrepreneurial value creation: three essays examining how entrepreneurs create value under conditions of uncertainty2018Text
10Essays in empirical market microstructure2012-08Text
11Essays in financial markets2015-08Text
12Essays in healthcare quality and efficiency: an operations management examination2012-05Text
13Essays in supply chain management2016Text
14Essays on corporate finance2013-08Text
15Essays on investor sentiment and institutional trading momentum2016Text
16Essays on management compensation and dividend policy2011-08Text
17Essays on online influence and motivation: the cases of crowdfunding and employment2018Text
18Essays on the flow of distress along the supply chain2012-08Text
19Evaluating determinants of sticky costs and operations based earnings prediction models using air transportation industry data and validation of verifiable detail as a source of credibility in customer retention strategy disclosure2011-08Text
20Firm size, idiosyncratic risk, and shareholder gains in corporate acquisitions2016Text
21Following the leader or following the follower: subordinates as influential agents of managers' behaviors2017Text
22Government accountability and financial reporting: are two reporting models better than one?2019Text
23He Does, She Does? the effects of sexism on nonverbal complementarity and mimicry of dominance and affiliation in mixed-gender dyadic interactions2017Text
24Hercules or Medusa: heroes and villains and their impact on consumers' preference for vice and virtue products2012-08Text
25Human distortions in the digital economy: three pieces of evidence2018Text
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