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Path-dependent options

Hunter, William C.; Stowe, David W. - In: Economic Review (1992) Mar, pp. 29-34

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F.Y.I.: the interest rate sensitivity of stock prices

Stowe, David W. - In: Economic Review (1991) May, pp. 21-29

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An analysis of advisor choice, fees, and effort in mergers and acquisitions

Hunter, William C.; Jagtiani, Julapa - In: Review of Financial Economics 12 (2003) 1, pp. 65-81

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Employment in the world's largest banks

Hunter, William C.; Timme, Stephen G. - In: Economic Review (1990) Jan, pp. 2-11

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Bank merger motivations: a review of the evidence and an examination of key target bank characteristics

Hunter, William C.; Wall, Larry D. - In: Economic Review (1989) Sep, pp. 2-19

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Concentration and innovation: striking a balance in deregulation

Hunter, William C.; Timme, Stephen G. - In: Economic Review (1987) Jan, pp. 11-20

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Some evidence on the impact of quasi-fixed inputs on bank scale economy estimates

Hunter, William C.; Timme, Stephen G. - In: Economic Review (1991) May, pp. 12-20

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Review essay on Cheating the Government: the Economics of Evasion(1990) by Frank A. Cowell

Hunter, William C. - In: Economic Review (1992) Mar, pp. 35-41

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Business cycles and analysts' forecasts: further evidence of rationality

Hunter, William C.; Ackert, Lucy F. - In: Economic Review (1993) Nov, pp. 13-22

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Management efficiency in minority- and women-owned banks

Hasan, Iftekhar; Hunter, William C. - In: Economic Perspectives (1996) Mar, pp. 20-28

In this article, we conduct an analysis of the operating performance of minority- and women-owned banks from the perspective of production efficiency.

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