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Consumer perceptions of advertising clutter and its impact across various media
Journal of Advertising Research
1998 : FEB, VOL. 38:1, p. 29-42
 1998 Elliott, M.
Speck, S.
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Recovering an asset's implied PDF from option prices: an application to crude oil during the Gulf crises
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
1997 : MAR, VOL. 32:1, p. 91-115
 1997 Melick, W. R.
Thomas, C. P.
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Hypercompetition in a multimarket environment: the role of strategic similarity and multimarket contact in competitive de-escalation
Organization Science
1996 : JUN, VOL. 7:3, p. 322-341
 1996 Gimeno, J.
Woo, C.
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Collapsing exchange rate regimes: another linear example
Journal of International Economics
1996 : NOV, VOL. 41:3/4, p. 223-234
 1996 Flood, R.
Garber, P.
Kramer, C.
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The impact of the economic transition on domestic output in the former Czechoslovakia: foreign trade indicators and government policy
European Business Review
1994 : VOL. 94:3, p. 9-14
 1994 Emadi-Coffin, B.
Emadi-Mogham, M.
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Fatigue in operational settings: examples from the aviation environment
Human Factors
1994 : JUN, VOL. 36:2, p. 327-339
 1994 Rosekind, M.
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Real-time piloting of flexible manufacturing systems
European Journal of Operational Research
1994 : OCT 27, VOL. 78:1, p. 252-261
 1994 Tawegoum, R.
Castelain, E.
Gentina, J.
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Relative prices and economic adjustment in the United States and the European Union: a real story about EMU
Staff Papers
1994 : MAR, VOL. 42:1, p. 108-133
 1994 Bayoumi, T.
Thomas, A.
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The role of structured interventions in shaping graduate entrepreneurship
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1994 : VOL. 15:1, p. 146-164
 1994 Fleming, P.
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Optimal ordering policies when anticipating a disruption in supply or demand.
European Journal of Operational Research
1992 : JUN 25, VOL. 59:3, p. 370-382
 1992 Weiss, H. J.
Rosenthal, E. C.
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