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A Taxonomic Analysis Of Porter's (1980) Low Cost Leadership Strategy, Nobuaki Namiki Aug 2022

A Taxonomic Analysis Of Porter's (1980) Low Cost Leadership Strategy, Nobuaki Namiki

Southern Business Review

Nobuaki Namiki is a Professor of International Business at California State University, Sacramento.


The Incidence Of Annual State Poverty: The Case Of California, Robert G. Mogull Aug 2022

The Incidence Of Annual State Poverty: The Case Of California, Robert G. Mogull

Southern Business Review

Robert G. Mogull is a professor of business statistics at California State University, Sacramento.


The Effect Of Split Ratings On Bond Yields And The Informational Quality Of Rating Agencies, Wesley M. Jones Aug 2022

The Effect Of Split Ratings On Bond Yields And The Informational Quality Of Rating Agencies, Wesley M. Jones

Southern Business Review

Wesley M. Jones is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Georgia Southern University.


A Note On Exchange Rate Changes And Profits Of U.S. Multinationals, Charles E. Hegji Aug 2022

A Note On Exchange Rate Changes And Profits Of U.S. Multinationals, Charles E. Hegji

Southern Business Review

Charles E. Hegji is a professor of economics and Distinguished Research Professor at Auburn University at Montgomery.


Determination Of Optimal Product Mix And Maximizing Profit By Linear Programming, Seyed-Mahmoud Aghazadeh Aug 2022

Determination Of Optimal Product Mix And Maximizing Profit By Linear Programming, Seyed-Mahmoud Aghazadeh

Southern Business Review

S. M. Aghazadeh is an associate professor of productions and operations management at State University of New York-Fredonia. He has published many articles in the areas of forecasting and management information systems.


Southern Business Review Title Page Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Title Page. Spring 1988 Volume 24 Issue 1


Southern Business Review Issue Cover Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Issue Cover, Spring 1998 Volume 24 Issue 1


Key Issues In Quality Improvement, Wojciech Nasierowski Aug 2022

Key Issues In Quality Improvement, Wojciech Nasierowski

Southern Business Review

Wojciech Nasierowski is an Associate Professor of Business Policy at the University of New Brunswick.


How To Determine If Your Firm Is Top Heavy, Sherrie Morimoto, Brian H. Kleiner Aug 2022

How To Determine If Your Firm Is Top Heavy, Sherrie Morimoto, Brian H. Kleiner

Southern Business Review

Sherrie Morimoto is Laboratory Operations Manager at Martin Luther Hospital, Anaheim, California. Brian H. Kleiner is Professor in the Department of Management , School of Business Administration and Economics at California State University at Fullerton.


Non-Tariff Trade Barriers: Implications For U.S. Economic Growth And Competitiveness, Sam O. Mccord, Leonard G. Weld Aug 2022

Non-Tariff Trade Barriers: Implications For U.S. Economic Growth And Competitiveness, Sam O. Mccord, Leonard G. Weld

Southern Business Review

Sam O. McCord is an Associate Professor of Finance and International Business, Department of Finance at Auburn University. Leonard G. Weld is an Assistant Professor, School of Accountancy at Auburn University.


Using Agency Theory As An Organizing Principle For Pension Accounting, Gerald H. Lander, Alan Reinstein, Augustin K. Fosu Aug 2022

Using Agency Theory As An Organizing Principle For Pension Accounting, Gerald H. Lander, Alan Reinstein, Augustin K. Fosu

Southern Business Review

Gerald H. Lander is Professor of Accounting, College of Business at the University of South Florida. Alan Reinstein is Professor of Accounting, School of Business Administration at Wayne State University. Augustin K. Fosu is an Associate Professor of Economics, School of Business Administration at Oakland University.


The U.S. Supreme Court's Opinion In California V. American Stores Co. Et Al.: Resolution Of A Conflict In The Interpretation And Application Of Section 16 Of The Clayton Act, Anthony J. Greco Aug 2022

The U.S. Supreme Court's Opinion In California V. American Stores Co. Et Al.: Resolution Of A Conflict In The Interpretation And Application Of Section 16 Of The Clayton Act, Anthony J. Greco

Southern Business Review

Anthony J. Greco is Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Southwestern Louisiana.


Southern Business Review Title Page Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Title Page. Fall, 1992 Volume 18 Issue 2


Southern Business Review Issue Cover Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Fall, 1992 Volume 18 Issue 2


The Role Of Taxes In Corporate Acquisitions: Effect Oftax Shields On The Choice Of Method Of Payment, Ken C. Yook, George M. Mccabe, Paul A. Shoemaker Aug 2022

The Role Of Taxes In Corporate Acquisitions: Effect Oftax Shields On The Choice Of Method Of Payment, Ken C. Yook, George M. Mccabe, Paul A. Shoemaker

Southern Business Review

Ken C. Yook is an Associate Professor of Finance, College of Business at St. Cloud State University. George M. McCabe is The George B. Cook Professor of Finance in the Department of Finance, College of Business Administration at The University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Paul A. Shoemaker is an Assistant Professor of Accountancy in the School of Accountancy, College of Business Administration at The University of Nebraska-Lincoln.


Empirical Evidence On The Impact Of Sfas No. 34 On The Behavior Of Security Prices, Frank E. Ryerson Iii Aug 2022

Empirical Evidence On The Impact Of Sfas No. 34 On The Behavior Of Security Prices, Frank E. Ryerson Iii

Southern Business Review

Frank E. Ryerson, III, is an Assistant Professor of Accounting, College of Business at the University of Montevallo.


The Critical Factors Influencing The Investment Decisions Of Life And Health Insurance Companies, Amir A. Jassim, Myron E. Hatcher Aug 2022

The Critical Factors Influencing The Investment Decisions Of Life And Health Insurance Companies, Amir A. Jassim, Myron E. Hatcher

Southern Business Review

Amir A. Jassim is Professor of Finance and Business Law, School of Business and Administrative Sciences at California State University. Myron E. Hatcher is Professor of Information Systems and Decision Sciences, School of Business and Administrative Sciences at California State University.


Part-Time Employment Of College Students- A Pilot Study, Jo-Anne Gibson, Phyllis A. King, P. Pete Chong Aug 2022

Part-Time Employment Of College Students- A Pilot Study, Jo-Anne Gibson, Phyllis A. King, P. Pete Chong

Southern Business Review

Jo-Anne Gibson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics, College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University. Phyllis A. King is an Associate Professor in the Department of Office Administration and Business Education, College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University. P. Pete Chong is an Instructor in the Department of Computer Science, College of Arts and Sciences at Southeastern Louisiana University.


The After-Tax Mortgage Refinancing Model: Closed-Form Solution And Analysis, Richard A. Followill, Linda L. Johnson Aug 2022

The After-Tax Mortgage Refinancing Model: Closed-Form Solution And Analysis, Richard A. Followill, Linda L. Johnson

Southern Business Review

Richard A. Followill is an Assistant Professor of Finance, John A Walker College of Business at Appalachian State University. Linda L. Johnson is an Associate Professor of finance, College of Business at University of South Florida at Fort Myer .


Southern Business Review Title Page Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Title Page. Spring, 1992 Volume 18 Issue 1


Southern Business Review Issue Cover Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Spring, 1992 Volume 18 Issue 1


Mexico's Opening To Foreign Direct Investment, James K. Weekly Aug 2022

Mexico's Opening To Foreign Direct Investment, James K. Weekly

Southern Business Review

James K. Weekly is an Associate Professor of Marketing, College of Business Administration at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.


The End Of The Telecommunication Monopoly: Subsequent Residential Customer Choice Among Long Distance Carriers, James F. Snyder, Paul T. Nelson, Catherine C. Morris Aug 2022

The End Of The Telecommunication Monopoly: Subsequent Residential Customer Choice Among Long Distance Carriers, James F. Snyder, Paul T. Nelson, Catherine C. Morris

Southern Business Review

James F. Snyder is an Associate Professor in the School of Business and Economics,College of Charleston. Paul T. Nelson is Professor in the School of Business and Economics, College of Charleston. Catherine C. Morris is a Research Assistant in the School of Business and Economics, College of Charleston.


Bank Divestitures And Shareholder Wealth: A Note, Jeff Madura Aug 2022

Bank Divestitures And Shareholder Wealth: A Note, Jeff Madura

Southern Business Review

Jeff Madura is Professor in the Department of Finance, College of Business at Florida Atlantic University.


Subsequent Events For Companies Receiving Going Concern Audit Opinions, Philip Little, Harry Mcalum Aug 2022

Subsequent Events For Companies Receiving Going Concern Audit Opinions, Philip Little, Harry Mcalum

Southern Business Review

Philip Little is an Associate Professor of Accounting at Radford University. Harry McAlum is an Associate Professor of Accounting at Lander College.


Issues In The Hiring And Tenuring Of Business Faculty Couples: A Survey Of Business Department Chairpersons, Stephen B. Knouse, Larry E. Scheuermann, Sandra B. Scheuermann Aug 2022

Issues In The Hiring And Tenuring Of Business Faculty Couples: A Survey Of Business Department Chairpersons, Stephen B. Knouse, Larry E. Scheuermann, Sandra B. Scheuermann

Southern Business Review

Stephen B. Knouse is Professor of Management and Administrative Studies, Department of Management and Quantitative Methods at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Larry E. Scheuermann is Professor of Quantitative Methods, Department of Management and Quantitative Methods at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Sandra B. Scheuermann is an Assistant Professor of Accounting, Department of Accounting and Legal Studies at the University of Southwestern Louisiana.


The Relationship Of Extent Of Usage Of Communication Methods And Occupational Types, Virginia Saiki Orban, Marcia Wright Kassner Aug 2022

The Relationship Of Extent Of Usage Of Communication Methods And Occupational Types, Virginia Saiki Orban, Marcia Wright Kassner

Southern Business Review

Virginia Saiki Orban is a Graduate Student in the Department of Management at the University of North Dakota and Marcia Wright Kassner is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management at the University of North Dakota.


Southern Business Review Title Page Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Title Page. Fall, 1991 Volume 17 Issue 2


Southern Business Review Issue Cover Aug 2022

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Fall, 1991 Volume 17 Issue 2


The Effect Of Off-Site Examination: A Natural Experiment After Covid-19, Whan Kyu Shin Aug 2022

The Effect Of Off-Site Examination: A Natural Experiment After Covid-19, Whan Kyu Shin

Olin Business School Electronic Theses and Dissertations

I examine the effectiveness of off-site bank examinations by using the natural experiment during COVID-19. Exploiting the difference in the amount of soft information and in the effect of the change to off-site examination between the banks far from the supervisory field office and those near the field office, I find that distant banks increase asset risk regarding RWA to asset ratio and become less conservative in anticipating or preparing for future losses from loan portfolios. I also show that distant banks that adjust the loan portfolio to be riskier are less profitable, and the effect is prominent among the …