Abstracts: MICA IV. Intelligent agents go to work for management accountants. Norton Commander
Abstracts: Bigger isn't better. The problem with investment. The junk bond collapse and business credit
Abstracts: Ethics in the management accounting curriculum. Consensus values should be taught. Business and academe: forging an ethics partnership
Abstracts: Cults and zealous self-help movements: a psychiatric perspective. Combined Alcoholics Anonymous and professional care for addicted physicians
Abstracts: Mapping individual performance over time. A realistic simulation for assessing the relationships among components of rating accuracy
Abstracts: Calcium supplementation: effect on iron absorption. Serum transferrin receptor for the detection of iron deficiency in pregnancy
Abstracts: Successful allogeneic transplantation of T cell-depleted bone marrow from closely HLA-matched unrelated donors
Abstracts: T-lymphocyte-antigen interactions in transplant rejection. ZAP-70 compared with immunoglobulin heavy-chain gene mutation status as a predictor of disease progression in chronic lymphocytic leukemia
Abstracts: Genetic linkage of a polymorphism in the type II procollagen gene (COL2A1) to primary osteoarthritis associated with mild chondrodysplasia
Abstracts: When physicians treat members of their own families: practices in a community hospital. The doctor-nurse game revisited
Abstracts: Pros put chips on extended run-up in semiconductors. MCI shares are being shed by big institutions, which fret over heated battle with AT&T
Abstracts: Researchers isolate bacteria protein that may help miniaturize computers. BP unit enters hard-to-crack market for ceramic casings on electronic chips
Abstracts: Computers still can't do beautiful mathematics. Math problem, long baffling, slowly yields; the traveling salesman problem still isn't solved, but computers can now get most answers
Abstracts: Relative price variability, real shocks, and the stock market. The January effect and aggregate insider trading
Abstracts: Reversal of fortune? The recovery of the U.S. semiconductor industry. Telecommunications policy in Japan: lessons for the U.S
Abstracts: Redundant, overlapping organization: a Japanese approach to managing the innovation process. part 2 How will the Japanese compete in retail services?
Abstracts: Trading halts and market activity: an analysis of volume at the open and the close. An examination of stock market return volatility during overnight and intraday periods, 1964 - 1989
Abstracts: A computer that could hear poodles. Duties ended on computer flat screens. 'Breeding' computer programs
Abstracts: Line of Recognition Equipment marks shift in strategy. Tandy to open huge Oregon store for electronics. How to pick up job tips strewn along the Infobahn
Abstracts: Personnel management in Denmark: the land of social welfare. From Russia in quest of management skills
Abstracts: Founder of Kaypro sees life in the company yet. Digital's return starts with hope. Outsourcing to the U.S
Abstracts: How users view frameworks: a panel of experts on design automation see frameworks as the operating systems of the future
Abstracts: Microelectronics and computers. Contrasting strategies are pursued by big three economic powerhouses. Rethinking X-ray lithography
Abstracts: Formula for competitiveness: how countries compete: teamwork on a national scale. Consumer electronics
Abstracts: The single-market engineer. Harnessing university research for competitiveness, industry support. A canny manager of Boeing's electronics R & D
Abstracts: The genius is in the detail. Re-engineering Iraq. Multinationals on the move
Abstracts: Carver A. Mead: blending science and engineering. The Zero-Zero Hero. Outlook: what executives think
Abstracts: Preconscious processing effects: the independence of attitude formation and conscious thought. The influence of print advertisement organization on affect toward a brand name
Abstracts: 'Paperless office' evolves with paper, but less of it. Bedside computers watch the vital signs. Bid for Online is under consideration
Abstracts: Transfer pricing under bilateral bargaining. A perspective on negotiation research in accounting and auditing
Abstracts: Superconductors enter the marketplace, modestly; the early devices are esoteric electronic devices, not fast trains or computers
Abstracts: Whatever happened to defined benefit plans? Age-weighted profit-sharing plans. Managed care: assessing cost and quality
Abstracts: Ethics case study: a student's dilemma. Principles build profits. Readers respond to accounting ethics case study
Abstracts: Scientists shoot for liquid-crystal display TV screens. European government offices may hire computer companies for in-house work
Abstracts: Beep beep; Japanese firms may have found the secret passage to continued domination of video games: trade schools
Abstracts: The quality of salesperson-manager relationship: the effect of latitude, loyalty and competence. Vertical exchange quality and performance: studying the role of sales manager
Abstracts: Analyzing the ethical decision making of sales professionals. A comprehensive framework for the analysis of ethical behavior, with a focus on sales organizations
Abstracts: Microsoft's plan to acquire Intuit sparks closer antitrust scrutiny; justice agency seeks data from America Online, Lotus and other firms
Abstracts: Coming back: U.S. high-tech firms have begun staging little-noticed revival; of limited scope and no use so far to U.S. workers, it still raises some hope; can Clinton keep it going?
Abstracts: Your very own manager. Openings in leisure for experienced extroverts. A prescription for patient care
Abstracts: It takes two to do the audit tango. Auditing guideline: communications between auditors and regulators under sections 109 and 180(1)(q) of the Financial Services Act 1986
Abstracts: Pactel and Cellular plan midwest venture. Growth or Value? Entertainment Stocks Are Caught in the Transition. Viacom Fights Against Its Own Size
Abstracts: Decomposed versus holistic estimates of effort required for software writing tasks. Effects of anonymity and evaluative tone on idea generation in computer-mediated groups
Abstracts: For many, the thrill of the new is gone. Shop, save money, waste time via the home PC. A child's garden of electronic delights
Abstracts: Managerial fads and fashions: the diffusion and rejection of innovations. The debate between traditional management theory and organizational economics: substantive differences or intergroup conflict?
Abstracts: A general theory of network governance: exchange conditions and social mechanisms. Organizational economics: an impending revolution in organization theory?
Abstracts: Computer images are staking out star roles in movies. Sony's true-blue model of U.S. laser. A credit card offshoot blossoms
Abstracts: An analysis of bidding in the Japanese government bond actions. Evidence of predictable behavior of security returns
Abstracts: A tougher approach to health and safety. The facts of working life. Job prospects remain grim
Abstracts: Sovereign debt: optimal contract, underinvestment, and forgiveness. Stochastic convenience yield and the pricing of oil contingent claims
Abstracts: Lorraine Trainer. An open approach to retail training. Keeping it clean
Abstracts: The final pay-off: severance practice in the UK, US and Canada. When pay gets personal
Abstracts: Some shopping tips for families buying a back-to-school PC. Notes for the novice: a guide to buying your first computer
Abstracts: Steadily spreading efficiency. Brief encounters management. 'Predator alert' at Czech brewery
Abstracts: Using the spin of electrons to make the smallest chips yet: each chip could hold trillions of transistors, compressing vast power into a tiny space
Abstracts: Computer words: less perfect? In the home office, equipment may still be deductible; computers, faxes and answering machines may meet I.R.S. requirements
Abstracts: Brands debate: wake up to the real world. Brand valuation: A true and fair view. Brands - the way to the yellow brick road?
Abstracts: How are blacks portrayed in business ads? Enhancing the business-to-business supply chain: insights from partitioning the supply-side
Abstracts: How the diffusion of industrial innovations is different from new retail products. Do's and don'ts of cross-cultural negotiations
Abstracts: Integrate HRIS and payroll. Find new uses for an old HRIS. An HRIS for the '90s
Abstracts: The NLRB wields a rejuvenated weapon. Health insurance: the ADA's missing link. Sexual harassment claims stem from a hostile work environment
Abstracts: Marketing and the law. Internet gripe sites: constitutionally protected free speech or cybersquatting? Judges balance the equities to decide
Abstracts: Robotics comes back to reality. The software with good sense. The service robot lumbers off the drawing board
Abstracts: Delineating a forum for business policy scholars. The emerging forum for business policy scholars. Resources cooptation via social contracting: resource acquisition strategies for new ventures
Abstracts: A reanalysis of Miller and Friesen's life cycle data. Market, organizational and managerial correlates of economic performance in the U.K. electrical engineering industry
Abstracts: The role of managerial learning and interpretation in strategic persistence and reorientation: an empirical exploration
Abstracts: Soviet, U.S. physicists unveil X-ray lens that may have computer, medical uses. Data security: computer virus poses small risk
Abstracts: Transforming the frameworks of accountability: the case of water privatization. The appearance and disappearance of accounting: wage determination in the U.K. coal industry
Abstracts: Work location, residence location, and the intraurban wage gradient. The timing and duration of development tax rate increases
Abstracts: Neighborhood information and home mortgage lending. Amenities and regional differences in returns to worker characteristics
Abstracts: A cognitive computational model of risk hypothesis generation. Determinants of fee cutting on initial audit engagements
Abstracts: Pressure and performance in accounting decision settings: paradoxical effects of incentives, feedback, and justification
Abstracts: In PC software, changes yield lower prices. Ameritech's long-distance application draws rebuff from Justice Department
Abstracts: 'Old Faithful,' AT&T, still holds allure; bulls buying hope of global growth. McCaw's '80s-style debt is a drag in '90s
Abstracts: A new kind of network. More teeth for the tiger. The mainframe: versatile and vital still
Abstracts: Massively parallel processing. Support for the strategists. Thank you for your support
Abstracts: QTIP property need not be precisely designated. Duty of consistency mandates trust's inclusion. Tax Court concedes executor discretion OK for QTIP trust
Abstracts: The fluoride debate: one more time. Physicist wins Nobel Peace Prize. Dispute splits schizophrenia study: a report that a schizophrenia susceptibility gene may reside on chromosome 6 may say as much about problems of scientific collaboration as about the biology of the disease
Abstracts: Laskers back for 1991. Stanford psychiatry deal falls through. Emerging viruses, emerging threat
Abstracts: Animal carcinogen testing challenged. Expanded HIV-1 cellular tropism by phenotypic mixing with murine endogenous retroviruses
Abstracts: Diabetic nephropathy: an update. Treatment selection considerations for the hypertensive diabetic patient. Diabetic nephropathy: the internist's role
Abstracts: Physicians' attitudes, beliefs, and practices regarding AIDS health care promotion. Attitudes: physicians, AIDS, and the American Public
Abstracts: Physicians' attitudes toward oral anticoagulants and antiplatelet agents for stroke prevention in elderly patients with atrial fibrillation
Abstracts: Underwear: contamination by human papillomaviruses. Randomized, double-blind, dose-ranging study of the endometrial effects of a vaginal progesterone gel in estrogen-treated postmenopausal women
Abstracts: The value of Doppler assessment of the uteroplacental circulation in predicting preeclampsia or intrauterine growth retardation
Abstracts: Changes in uterine blood flow during pregnancy. The effect of isosorbide dinitrate, a donor of nitric oxide, on maternal cerebral blood flow in gestational hypertension and preeclampsia
Abstracts: False-negative syphilis screening: the prozone phenomenon, nonimmune hydrops, and diagnosis of syphilis during pregnancy
Abstracts: Pentagon wizards of technology eye wider civilian role; some see agency as a savior of high-tech industry, but economists fear meddling
Abstracts: Fitting up customer care. Insuring against insularity. Jim Foulds: director, employment affairs, Chemical Industries Association
Abstracts: Sowing seeds for the future. Turning managers into assessors. An open approach to retail training
Abstracts: Nongonococcal urethritis incidence has fallen at one university health service: are "safer sex" messages being heard?
Abstracts: Occupational and environmental medicine: meeting the growing need for clinical services. Occupational medicine
Abstracts: Superconductors enter the marketplace, modestly; the early devices are esoteric electronic devices, not fast trains or computers. part 2
Abstracts: PET for dementia drug test. Bias alleged in Japanese university awards. Earthquake prediction 'likely to grow' after new review
Abstracts: Ryanodine receptor gene is a candidate for predisposition to malignant hyperthermia. Pumping ions
Abstracts: Localization of the malignant hyperthermia susceptibility locus to chromosome 19q12-13.2. Cyclin D control of growth rate in plants
Abstracts: WHO concern over new drug. Pollution as Czech public enemy number one. AIDS in children adds to Romania's troubles
Abstracts: Questions of presentation. HLA-DR molecules from an antigen-processing mutant cell line are associated with invariant chain peptides
Abstracts: Retinoblastoma in transgenic mice. Ras signalling linked to the cell-cycle machinery by the retinoblastoma protein
Abstracts: Emulating the battlefield. Utilities get serious about efficiency. New pay phones hit the street
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