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Should business groups be dismantled? The equilibrium costs of efficient capital markets
Journal of Financial Economics
2006 : FEB, VOL. 79:2, p. 99-144
 2006 Almeida, H.
Wolfenzon, D.
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Optimal portfolio allocation under higher moments
European Financial Management
2006 : JAN, VOL. 12:1, p. 29-55
 2006 Jondeau, E.
Rockinger, M.
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A look at the long-run effectiveness of multimedia advertising and its implications for budget allocation decisions
Journal of Advertising Research
2005 : JUN, VOL. 45:2, p. 241-254
 2005 Vakratsas, D.
Ma, Z.
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Decision rules for allocating a limiting factor across products in a stochastic production environment: a real options approach
Accounting and Business Research
2005 : VOL. 35:3, p. 183-205
 2005 Bowe, M.
Vonatsos, K.
Zarkos, S.
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The allocation of specific assets, relationship duration and contractual coordination in buyer-seller relationships
Scandinavian Journal of Management
2005 : MAR, VOL. 21:1, p. 41-60
 2005 Buvik, A.
Haugland, S.A.
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A risk allocation approach to optimal exchange rate policy
Oxford Economic Papers
2005 : JUL. VOL, 57:3, p. 398-421
 2005 Mundaca, B.G.
Strand, J.
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Delegation of authority in business organizations: an empirical test
Journal of Industrial Economics
2004 : MAR, VOL. 52:1, p. 53-80
 2004 Colombo, M.G.
Delmastro, M.
30.
Comparing sunspot equilibrium and lottery equilibrium allocations: the finite case
International Economic Review
2004 : MAY, VOL. 45:2, p. 351-386
 2004 Garratt, R.
Keister, T.
Shell, K.
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Leveraging information in multi-echelon inventory systems
European Journal of Operational Research
2004 : JAN, VOL. 152:1, p. 263-280
 2004 Mitra, S.
Chatterjee, A.K.
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The effects on welfare of the imposition of individual transferable quotas on a heterogeneous fishing fleet
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
2003 : NOV, VOL. 46:3, p. 557-576
 2003 Heaps, T.
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