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41.
The use of non-time series information in sales forecasting : a case study.
Journal of Forecasting
1988 : JUL-SEP, VOL. 7:3, p. 201-211
 1988 Edmundson, B.
Lawrence, M.
O'Connor, M.
42.
Public welfare expenditure on OECD countries : towards a reconciliation of inconsistent findings.
British Journal of Sociology
1988 : MAR, VOL. 39:1, p. 47-68
 1988 O'Connor, J. S.
Bryn, R. J.
43.
The LAN (Local Area Networks) : is it living up to early expectations?
Journal of Systems Management
1987 : NOV, VOL. 38:11, p. 6-9
 1987 O'Connor, B. N.
Bronner, M.
44.
Accuracy of combining judgemental and statistical forecasts.
Management Science
1986 : DEC, VOL. 32:12, p. 1521-1532
 1986 Lawrence, M. J.
Edmundson, R. H.
O'Connor, M. J.
45.
Adaptive responses to chemical labeling: Are workers bayesian decision makers?
American Economic Review
1984 : DEC, VOL. 74:5, p. 942-956
 1984 Viscusi, W. K.
O'Connor, C. J.
46.
Easy and hard problems in operations research.
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1984 : OCT, VOL. 6:2, p. 36-52
 1984 Butler, M.
O'Connor, D.
47.
Situational constraint effects on performance, affective reactions, and turnover : A field replication and extension.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1984 : NOV, VOL. 69:4, p. 663-672
 1984 O'Connor, E. J.
48.
The impact of the Unfair Dismissals Act, 1977 on personnel management and industrial relations.
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1983 : OCT, VOL. 5:2, p. 47-56
 1983 O'Connor, K.
49.
Issues in enterprise development: business owners perceptions and experiences.
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1983 : APR, VOL. 5:1, p. 31-43
 1983 O'Connor, J.
50.
Informational cues and individual differences as determinants of subjective perceptions of task enrichment.
Academy of Management Journal
1980 : DEC, VOL. 23:4, p. 679-716
 1980 O'Connor, E. J.
Barrett, G. V.
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