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Essays in securitization

Stav Gaon, 2007

Faculty Advisor: Franklin Edwards

Topics:

Corporate Finance

Salesforce incentives: Matching supply and demand under information asymmetry

Wenqiang Xiao, 2007

Faculty Advisor: Fangruo Chen

Topics:

Strategy

Competition in service industries

Gad Allon, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Awi Federgruen

Topics:

Operations

Macro variables, term structure of interest rates, and exchange rates

Sen Dong, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Andrew Ang

Topics:

Business Economics and Public Policy

Essays on aesthetic innovation

Micki Limor Eisenman, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Eric Abrahamson

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Essays in empirical asset pricing

Li Gu, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Andrew Ang

Topics:

Corporate Finance

Earnings management and conservatism in the transition between private and public ownership: The role of private equity sponsors

Sharon Katz, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Bjorn Jorgensen

Topics:

Accounting

Nets at sea: Horizontal and vertical interfirm networks in the Clyde River maritime economy (Scotland)

Arie Lifschitz, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Paul Ingram

Topics:

Business Economics and Public Policy

Customer behavior in revenue management

Qian Liu, 2006

Faculty Advisor: Garrett van Ryzin

Topics:

Operations

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