Management Research Frontiers

In Management Research Frontiers faculty members provide an inside look at their investigations and other scholarly efforts to advance the state of the art in management. The abstracts they have written focus not only on their research but also on its practical significance and potential use in daily business.

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Autumn 2010	“Credit Card intrigue”
Spring 2010	“Trust in Forecast Information Sharing”, by Dr. Ozalp Ozer,Yanchong Zheng, and Dr. Kay–Yut Chen
Autumn 2009	“Organizational Stress, Psychological Strain and Work Outcomes in Six National Contexts: A Closer Look at the Moderating Influences of Coping Styles and Decision Latitude”, by Dr. David Ford, Dr. Rabi Bhagat, Dr. Balaji Krishnan, Dr. Karen Moustafa Leonard “The Effect of Information Systems on the Quality and Cost of Healthcare: A Longitudinal Study of U.S. Hospitals”, by Dr. Mark Thouin and Dr. Indranil Bardhan
Spring 2009	“Stockholder and Bondholder Wealth Effects of CEO Incentive Grants”, by Dr. David Mauer, Dr. Matthew Billet, and Dr. Yilei Zhang
Autumn 2008	An Institution-Based View of International Business Strategy: A Focus on Emerging Economies Benefits and Traps of Data Exchange
Spring 2008	Is Geography Destiny for New Ventures? Price Competition With Repeat, Loyal Buyers
Autumn 2007	Building a New Science: The Elements of Risk and Decision Analysis Weighing the Costs and Benefits of New Technology: Is RFID for You?
Spring 2007	With an Eye to Capital Markets: Trading Strategies and the Net of Actual Costs Valuable, Rare Resources or Really Big Vanity Plates? Market Reactions to Announcements to Stadium Naming Rights Maximizing the Benefits of Shared Data: Sharing Transactional Databases Across Organizations While Preserving Privacy Seeking Inventory Control Answers Via Research. Incomplete Inventory Information: The Next Challenge in Inventory Control.

Management Research Frontiers

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