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Front Section |
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Letter from The Dean, Letter from The Editor, Contents
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"Firing an
Employee? Wait, the Rules Have Changed."
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Robert W. Schuup
Employers who cannot demonstrate valid reason for discharging an
employee may no longer rely on the premise that the employee cannot
prove the company discriminated.
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"A
Study of Inter- and Intra-Organizational Networking Activities Among
Business College Administrators."
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Augusta C. Yrle, Sandra J. Hartman, Charles
Grenier, Olof H. Lundberg, Jr.
This study examines how deans and associate deans of a group from
similar universities use networking.
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"Monopoly
Power with Correlated Markets."
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Keith C. K. Cheung
[D]iversifications that lead to greater supply and lower price are
desirable. However, diversifications are marred by the enhanced market
power that hurts consumers.
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"A
Longitudinal Analysis of Retail Trade Flows in Western Kentucky."
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Glynn Mangold, D.B.A, and Gary Brockway,
Ph. D
This article utilizes data for the year 2000 to provide an update of
the nine-county area and to assess changes that have occurred since the
two previous studies.
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"The
‘Pure Science’ Approach to Economics and Monetary Policy."
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Stanley C. W. Salvary
The analysis in this research paper reveals that persistent changes
in the general level of prices is caused by the realignment of the
exchange ratios among the various commodities.
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"Smoothing
Techniques Versus Regression Models Applied to Daily Hospital Patient
Forecasting."
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Nader Vargha
… comparing the regression model and its results to those obtained
via the smoothing techniques using error measures, … the regression
modeling of the real world event still seems a more powerful tool of
forecasting, ceteris paribus. |
