search query: @indexterm INFORMATION TRANSFER / total: 148
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Making people talk: from empathy to inquisition.
Journal of European Industrial Training
1986 : VOL. 10:8, p. 3-8
 1986 Townsend, J.
111.
The incremental information content of the annual report.
Accounting and Business Research
1986 : SPRING, VOL. 16:62, p. 91-98
 1986 Foster, T. W.
Jenkins, D. R.
Vickrey, D. W.
112.
Similarities in measurement needs of equity investors and creditors.
Accounting and Business Research
1986 : SPRING, VOL. 16:62, p. 151-156
 1986 McCaslin, T. E.
Stanga, K. G.
113.
Selling information technology to your top management.
Business Quarterly
1986 : SUMMER, VOL. 51:2, p. 61-64
 1986 Grindlay, A.
114.
Whose price is it anyway?
Euromoney
1986 : SEP, p. 134-135, 137, 140-141, 143-144
 1986 Winder, R.
115.
Sources of social information: A longitudinal analysis.
Human Relations
1986 : SEP, VOL. 39:9, p. 855-870
 1986 Thomas, J. G.
116.
Developing a manufacturer-distributor information partnership.
Industrial Marketing Management
1986 : MAY, VOL. 15:2, p. 157-163
 1986 Reddy, N. M.
Marvin, M. P.
117.
Information, cognitive biases, and commitment to a course of action. (!COMMITMENT)
Academy of Management Review
1986 : APR, VOL. 11:2, p. 298-310
 1986 Schwenk, C. R.
118.
Adoption subsidies vs. information provision as instruments of technology policy.
Economic Journal
1986 : SUPPL. VOL. 96, p. 142-150
 1986 Stoneman, P. L.
David, P. A.
119.
Translation systems : bridging the language gap. Multilingual machines can help bring people and information together all over the globe.
Datamation
1986 : JAN 1, VOL. 32:1, p. 48-4, 48-5,
 1986 Lamb, J.
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