Research
Retail Channel Price Discrimination
This paper examines price differentials of identical items across retail channels. Many consumer packaged goods are sold through both grocery and drug stores.
Real options in Divestment Alternatives
This paper examines the implications of real options theory for both the decision to divest a business unit and the mode of divestment.
Are US imports really hurting US households?: an analysis of the relationship between US households’ consumption and US imports
This paper seeks evidence of the relationship between US households’ consumption and imports, notably imports from China.
Quantifying causal mechanisms to determine how protected areas affect poverty through changes in ecosystem services and infrastructure
To develop effective environmental policies, we must understand the mechanisms through which the policies affect social and environmental outcomes.
The Great Cork Debate 2012: Cork Stages a Comeback
The product development dilemma presented here boils down to a choice between the technical superiority of one closure (screw cap) versus the greater consumer acceptance of natural cork.
Which Wineries Did Best During the Recession?
The financial crisis in 2008 was the catalyst for a worldwide economic downturn that resulted in an 18-month-long recession in the United States.
Incorporating Multiple-Choice Questions into an AACSB Assurance of Learning Process: A Course-Embedded Assessment Application to an Introductory Finance Course
The authors offer a classification technique to make a quantitative skills rubric more operational, with the groupings of multiple-choice questions to match the student learning levels in knowledge
Border Integration and Land Transport of Merchandise between Colombia and Ecuador
Road infrastructure in the case of the Andean region is particularly relevant, with transport of merchandise by road being the most significant among the member countries.
Perceived Social Support and Social Status As Drivers of Entrepreneurial Career Intentions Between Caucasian and Mexican-American Young Adults
This study explores perceived social status, social support as well as institutional support as important antecedents of entrepreneurial career intentions (ECI).
Trade and Welfare Compensation: The Missing Links
This study uses theory from embedded liberalism to reorient the debate over efficiency versus compensation in the trade and welfare literature.