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IT planning effectiveness in a developing country
Journal of Global Information Technology Management
2001 : VOL. 4:3, p. 51-65
 2001 Aladwani, A. M.
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Measuring economic efficiency with incomplete price information: with an application to European commercial banks
European Journal of Operational Research
2001 : OCT, VOL. 134:1, p. 43-58
 2001 Kuosmanen, T.
Post, T.
221.
Auditor opinion shopping and the Audit Committee: an analysis of suspicious auditor switches
International Journal of Auditing
2001 : MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 33-52
 2001 Archambeault, D.
DeZoort, F. T.
222.
Installation and experiences of field testing a fuzzy signal controller
European Journal of Operational Research
2001 : JUN, VOL. 131:2, p. 273-281
 2001 Niittymäki, J.
223.
Why do 'great minds' think alike?: antecedents of team member schema agreement
Journal of Organizational Behavior
2001 : VOL. 22, SPECIAL ISSUE, p.107-120
 2001 Rentsch, J.R.
Klimoski, R.J.
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Strategic communication through the World Wide Web: an empirical model of effectiveness in the CEO's letter to shareholders
Journal of Management Studies
2001 : JUN, VOL. 38:4, p. 533-556
 2001 Segars, A.H.
Kohut, G.E.
225.
Satisfaction with sales manager training: design and implementation issues
European Journal of Marketing
2001 : VOL. 35:1-2, p. 27-50
 2001 Dubinsky, A.J.
Mehta, R.
Anderson, R.E.
226.
An application of DEA to measure the efficiency of Spanish airports prior to privatization
Journal of Air Transport Management
2001 : May, Vol. 7, p. 149-157
 2001 Martin, J. C.
Roman, C.
227.
A Role for Monetary Policy when Prices Reveal Information: An Example
Journal of Economic Theory
2000 : NOV, VOL. 95:1, p. 107-116
 2000 Polemarchakis, H. M.
Seccia, G.
228.
Dynamic Efficiency of Conservation of Renewable Resources under Uncertainty
Journal of Economic Theory
2000 : DEC, VOL. 95:2, p. 186-214
 2000 Olson, L. J.
Roy, S.
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