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Information acquisition and the adaption of new technology

McCardle, Kevin F. - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 31 (1985) 11, pp. 1372-1389

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Arbitrage, rationality, and equilibrium

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Repeated gambles, learning, and risk aversion

McCardle, Kevin F. - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 38 (1992) 6, pp. 807-818

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A Bayesian approach to managing learning-curve uncertainty

Mazzola, Joseph B. - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 42 (1996) 5, pp. 680-692

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A decision analysis tool for evaluating fundraising tiers

McCardle, Kevin F.; Rajaram, Kumar; Tang, Christopher S. - In: Decision analysis : a journal of the Institute for … 6 (2009) 1, pp. 4-13

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The valuator's curse : decision analysis of overvaluation and disappointment in acquisition

Yoo, Onesun Steve; McCardle, Kevin F. - In: Decision analysis : a journal of the Institute for … 17 (2020) 4, pp. 299-313

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Ecological decision making and optimal stopping rules

MacCall, John J.; Lippman, Steven A. - 1984 - Revised Sept. 1984

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Ecological decision making and optimal stopping rules

MacCall, John J. - 1984 - Revised Sept. 1984

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The Valuator's Curse or the Entrepreneur's Boon : Decision Analysis of Post-IPO-Launch Disappointment

Yoo, Onesun Steve - 2018

Evidence from IPOs show that the initial valuations of entrepreneurial ventures tend to be overvalued (Fisher 2014). One common explanation is irrationality on the part of the entrepreneur characterized by overconfidence (Galasso and Simcoe 2011). We provide a different, rational explanation...

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