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In his recent paper in The Energy Journal, Ronald Sutherland argues that several so-called market barriers'' to energy efficiency frequently cited in the literature are not market failures in the conventional sense and are thus irrelevant for energy policy. We argue that Sutherland has...
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Teamwork is the key to the future of effective technology management. Today`s technologies and markets have become too complex for individuals to work alone. Global competition, limited resources, cost consciousness, and time pressures have forced organizations and project managers to encourage...
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The supply chain management discipline suggests that information sharing is paramount when attempting to achieve cost reductions and quality improvements. In many cases, the traditional accounting data used to support strategic decisions reflect inaccurate supply chain costs. This research...
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This dissertation comprises of two essays that investigate factors influencing interdependent decision-making and the evaluations of such decision outcomes. In the first essay, we examine the influence of time taken by a bargaining opponent to respond to an offer on bargainers' perceptions of...
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Several distinctive characteristics of the way in which information is produced and disseminated suggest that simple marginal benefit/marginal cost models may be inadequate to explain decisions that consumers make about how much and what type of information to search. The concepts of search,...
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This paper focuses on the integrative and pervasive use of microcomputers in marketing research and managerial decision … making. The marketing research process is conceptualized as consisting of six phases. At each phase, microcomputer … applications and illustrative software are identified as implications for the practice of marketing research discussed. Next the …
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