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The Effects Of Initial Dividend Announcements On Security Returns- Further Evidence, Daniel T. Walz, Kalyan K. Roy

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Daniel Walz is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration at Trinity University. Kalyan K. Roy is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration at the University of Calcutta.

Probable Consequences Of Comparable Worth, Carol Tatham, Phillip Jones, Robert Wessel

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Carol Tatham is an Assistant Professor of Management at Xavier University. Phillip Jones is an Assistant Professor of Management at Xavier University. Robert Wessel is Professor of Economics at the University of Cincinnati.

Fomc Members' Selection, Background And Voting, Richard H. Puckett

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Richard H. Puckett holds the Chair of Banking at East Tennessee State University.

An Analysis Of Capital Measures And Relative Bank Profitability, John A. Haslem, James P. Bedingfield, A.J. Stagliano

Southern Business Review (Archived)

John A. Haslem is Professor of Finance in the College of Business and Management at the University of Maryland . James P. Bedingfield is an Associate Professor of Accounting in the College of Business and Management at the University of Maryland. A.J. Stagliano is the Edward G. Sutula Professor of Accounting at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia.

Market Response To The Airline, Natural Gas And Trucking Deregulation Acts: An Empirical Analysis, P.R. Chandy, Wallace N. Davidson, Michael C. Walker

Southern Business Review (Archived)

P.R. Chandy is an Associate Professor of Finance at North Texas State University. Wallace N. Davidson is an Associate Professor of Finance at North Texas State University. Michael C. Walker is an Associate Professor and Chairman of the Department of Finance at the University of Cincinnati.

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Title Page. Spring, 1986 Volume 12 Issue 1

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Spring, 1986 Volume 12 Issue 1

The Application Of Portfolio Concepts To Credit Analysis, Thomas O. Stanley, John K. Ford

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Thomas O. Stanley is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. John K. Ford is an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Maine at Orono.

The Accuracy Of Earnings Forecasts, Ben H. Nunnally Jr., Robert L. Stokes

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Ben H. Nunnally, Jr. and Robert L. Stokes are Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration at the Univeristy of North Carolina at Charlotte.

An Empirical Analysis Of Risk-Return Tradeoffs In The Futures Market, J. Austin Murphy

Southern Business Review (Archived)

J . Austin Murphy is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Oakland University, Rochester. Michigan.

Capital Structure: An Empirical Evaluation, Lawrence Mclean, Robert J. Angell

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Lawrence McLean is an Associate Professor in the Department or Management at Guilford College in Greensboro. Robert J. Angell is Professor of Business Administration at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro.

America's Oddest Couple: Labor And Management, Russ Holloman, Barbara Coleman

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Russ Holloman is the Maxwell Professor of Organization Behavior in the School of Business Administration at Augusta College. Barbara Coleman is Coordinator of Graduate Studies in the School of Business Admimstration at Augusta College. Augusta. Georgia.

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Title Page. Fall, 1986 Volume 12 Issue 2

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Fall, 1986 Volume 12 Issue 2

Working Capital Financing, Howard E. Van Auken

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Howard E. Van Auken is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Iowa State University.

Simulation Programs In Financial Institutions, Christine Stewart, John A. Haslem

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Christine Stewart is Manager of Educational Services for Olson Research Associates. Inc., Greenbelt, Maryland. John A. Haslem is Professor and Chairman of Finance at the University of Maryland.

Underfunded Public Employee Pension Plans: Scope Of The Problem In The South And Southwest, K.K. Raman, Sharon H. Garrison

Southern Business Review (Archived)

K.K. Raman is an Associate Professor of Accounting at North Texas State University. Sharon H. Garrison is an Assistant Professor of Finance at North Texas State University.

Enforcement Of The Accounting Provisions Of The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Z. Edward O'Relley

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Z. Edward O'Relley is Professor of Business Administration and Economics at North Dakota State University.

A Note On The Implications Of Corporate Bond Diversification, R. Stafford Johnson, David Loy

Southern Business Review (Archived)

R. Stafford Johnson is an Associate Professor of Finance at Xavier University. David Loy is an Associate Professor of Finance at Illinois State University.

Southern Business Review Title Page

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Title Page. Fall,1985 Volume 11 Issue 2

Southern Business Review Issue Cover

Southern Business Review (Archived)

Southern Business Review Issue Cover. Fall, 1985 Volume 11 Issue 2

Teaching Sql In An On-Line Learning Environment: Considering For Selecting A Relational Database, Marion Smith

Southwestern Business Administration Journal

In today’s business environment, students entering the workplace are expected to have problem-solving skills as well as an understanding of fundamental database concepts. Interns and new hires must be able to identify, extract and manipulate data that typically reside in a relational database. To meet this expectation, students are introduced to database concepts and SQL in a variety of courses. This paper discusses instructor considerations when selecting a database management system for teaching SQ on-line

Developing Global Competence In A Virtual Classroom, Maggie Mahoney, Marina Sebastijanovic, Olivia Miljanic

Southwestern Business Administration Journal

Developing Global Competence in a Virtual Classroom

In today’s globalized economy, effective leaders must be able to relate to and work with people from diverse cultures. Higher Education has a leading role in creating global citizens through intentional student global competence development opportunities, such as education abroad (American Council on Education, 1998). The importance of developing global competence is reflected in an increasing number of new curricular programs with a global focus offered by universities. As one of the many strategic and systematic efforts to promote global education, the Institute for International Education’s Generation Study Abroad program reports a 300% …

Teaching How Supply Chain Operations Impact Financial Results: A Case Study Using Cloud-Based Simulation, Michael J. Murray

Southwestern Business Administration Journal

Understanding how the execution of the supply chain business processes affect the financial performance a firm is key to running a successful enterprise. These processes are integrated across many functional groups within a business organization, and it is difficult to illustrate this integration in a classroom setting. This paper presents a case study of teaching supply chain operations and business analytics using the cloud-based SAP ERPsim manufacturing game. Although teaching about enterprise systems is often classified as part of the MIS or accounting domain, the ERPsim simulation encompasses the primary supply chain business processes, and because the enterprise system on …

How To Create Cash Flows That Give A Priori Irrs?, Charlie Charoenwong, Xinxin Li, Chee K. Ng

Southwestern Business Administration Journal

We illustrate algebraically the way to numerically derive the cash flows of an investment project yielding a set of desired IRRs. This is significant given the dearth of practice questions with the appropriate cash flow numbers, and their corresponding sign, in widely adopted Finance textbooks that will allow students to find multiple IRRs as learning exercises. The note serves to fill that void by allowing the readers to change the IRR inputs in an Excel spreadsheet and have the corresponding cash flows output ready for an assignment. Instructors can use the Excel codes to create different cash flows that yield …

Rethinking Tourism And Public Health Policies In International Travel Megahubs For The Post-Covid-19 Era, Jeconiah Louis Dreisbach, Sharon Mendoza-Dreisbach

Journal of Health Research

Background: This article rethinks current public health policies to transdisciplinarily reorient the countries’ tourism policies as a preparation to future pandemics. This adds to the public health discourse that West Asian international travel megahubs could be susceptible spaces to high risks of transnational viral transmissions.

Method: This is a letter to the editor.

Results: The United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Qatar are the world’s leading international travel megahubs, with Saudi Arabia catching up following its efforts in establishing a new national airline to increase international passenger traffic. Collectively, they are connected to more than half of the world’s leading international …

Are More Followers Always Better? The Non-Linear Relationship Between The Number Of Followers And User Engagement On Seeded Marketing Campaigns In Instagram, Suyoung Moon, Shijin Yoo

Asia Marketing Journal

Seeded marketing campaign (SMC) is a newly created type of marketing activities with the widespread use of social media. Previous research has examined to find out the optimal seeding strategy that yields the best outcome from the campaign. This research explores the relationships between the characteristics of the seeded influencer and user engagement. The data consists of information from 1,062 seeded Instagram posts posted in September 2020 in Korea and 778 seeded influencers who posted those contents. Analyzed by negative binomial regression, our quadratic model suggests that the relationship between user engagement and the number of followers of the seeded …

Mobile Banking Service In Mongolia: The Role Of Online Convenience On The Acceptance And Use Behavior, Aisena Ivanova, Grimm Noh

Asia Marketing Journal

The goal of this study is to scrutinize the impact of individual online convenience dimensions on mobile banking acceptance and use in Mongolia. A total of 211 valid responses were collected from Mongolian university students who currently use mobile banking application services from local banks. The SmartPLS 3.3 software was used to conduct the confirmatory factor analysis and test the hypotheses. Using structural equation modelling, this research discovered that access convenience, transaction convenience, and possession/post- possession convenience are the main constructs related to the adoption of mobile banking services. Perceived innovation showed a significant positive effect on the adoption of …

Special Issue – July/August 2023: Emerging Frontiers In Human Experience, Patient Experience Journal

Patient Experience Journal

Patient Experience Journal (PXJ) is excited to announce the call for submissions for its July/August 2023 special issue focused on exploring the emerging frontiers of human experience in healthcare. As shared in the recent PXJ article, Reexamining “Defining Patient Experience”: The human experience in healthcare: "The rapid evolution in the recognition of the humanity in healthcare has required us to view the human healthcare experience not just as a person-centered process or relationship-based encounter. It is an intricate tapestry of human interaction both in the clinical and non-clinical settings across the continuum of care and into the communities served …

Teamwork That Affects Outcomes: A Method To Enhance Team Ownership, Brian Carlson, Richelle Graham, Brad Stinson, Jordan Larocca

Patient Experience Journal

Healthcare is the ultimate team sport, and this case study explores how to build teamwork across teams. The ability for nursing, environmental services and food and nutrition services to work collaboratively to benefit patients is paramount to a patients experience and outcomes. The case study describes how the work was done to build teams and then improved outcomes in both patient and employee experiences. The learnings are applicable to any team setting not just those described in this case study.

Experience Framework

This article is associated with the Staff & Provider Engagement lens of The Beryl Institute Experience Framework ( …