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Retention of dissatisfied B-to-B services customers: An empirical test of the mediating effects of dependence and calculative commitment

Yanamandram, Venkata K.; White, Lesley - 2009

AMOS 7.0 with maximumlikelihood (ML) estimation. The findings support all the hypothesised relationships and imply that the … feeling of dependence on, and calculative commitment to, the service provider. The mediation mechanisms also imply that sunk … costs are more related to dependence or calculative commitment than repurchase intentions, and that dependence or …

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The Differing Effects of Satisfaction, Trust, and Commitment on Buyer's Behavioral Loyalty: A Study into the Buyer-Salesperson and Buyer-Selling Firm Relationship in a Business-to-...

Rutherford, Brian - 2007

ABSTRACT The Differing Effects of Satisfaction, Trust, and Commitment on Buyer's Behavioral Loyalty: A Study into the Buyer-Salesperson and Buyer-Selling Firm Relationship in a Business-to-Business Context By: Brian Nicholas Rutherford April 27, 2007 Committee Chair: Dr. James Boles and Dr....

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Health Insurance and Joint Off?Farm Labor Allocation Decisions of Farm Families

D'Antoni, Jeremy M.; Mishra, Ashok K. - 2012

previous literature by using copulas to test for dependence in the labor allocation decisions of the operator and spouse …

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Drought Analysis Based on Copulas

Chen, Lu; Singh, Vijay P; Guo, Shenglian - 2011

Droughts produce a complex set of negative economic, environmental, and social impacts across a country or region. Using monthly standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) values, drought characteristics, namely, drought duration, severity, interval time and minimum SPI values, were determined. Two...

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Relations Between Stock Returns and Fundamental Variables: Evidence from a Segmented Market

Dhatt, Manjeet S.; Kim, Yong H.; Mukherji, Sandip - 1999

This study examines relations between stock returns and potential explanatory factors in Korea, an important and segmented emerging market. Our results show that Korean stock returns in general and returns on stocks listed in Section 1 in particular are significantly positively related to...

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The Relationship between Short Interest and Stock Returns in the Canadian Market

Ackert, Lucy; Athanassakos, George - 2005

This paper provides new insight into the relationship between short sales and stock market returns using a sample of stocks sold short in Canada. Short interest is defined in relation to trading volume. The results strongly support the assertion that short sales and excess returns are...

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The Skinny on the 2008 Naked Short-Sale Restrictions

Boulton, Thomas; Braga-Alves, Marcus - 2010

On July 15, 2008, the US Securities and Exchange Commission announced temporary restrictions on naked short sales of the stocks of 19 financial firms. The restrictions offer a unique empirical setting to test Miller?s (1977) conjecture that short-sale constraints result in overpriced securities...

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Caught on Tape: Institutional Trading, Stock Returns, and Earnings Announcements

Campbell, John; Schwartz, Allie; Ramadorai, Tarun - 2009

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The performance implications of temporal orientation and information technology in organization-environment synergy

Dibrell, Clay; Davis, Peter S.; Craig, Justin B. - 2009

Purpose: This paper aims to provide new evidence regarding the firm performance implications of using temporal orientation (time pacing) and information technology (IT) to align an organization with its task environment. Design/methodology/approach: Using questionnaire data provided by top...

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Is There a Tendency for the Rate of Profit to Fall? Econometric Evidence for the U.S. Economy, 1948-2007

Basu, Deepankar; Manolakos, Panayiotis T. - 2010

The law of the tendential fall in the rate of profit has been at the center of theoretical and empirical debates within Marxian political economy ever since the publication of Volume III of Capital. An important limitation of this literature is the absence of a comprehensive econometric analysis...

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