Abstracts and full text of most working papers are available for viewing/downloading in PDF format.   A free copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com/products/main.html.

Full text available in PDF format.

2000 Rotman Working Papers Series
Entry #	Title	Author	Date	Abstract	Full Text
2000-18	Opportunity and Constraint: Chain-to-Component Transfer Learning in Multiunit Chains of U.S. Nursing Homes, 1991-1997	Will Mitchell Joel A.C. Baum Jane Banaszak-Holl Whitney B. Berta Dilys Bowman	October 2000	Abstract
2000-17	Popular, Talented and Nice: How Firms Evaluate and Select Interorganizational Partners	Stan X. Li Tim J. Rowley	September 2000	Abstract
2000-16	A Capability-Based View of Manufacturing Strategy and THE Relationship to Manufacturing Performance	Roger G. Schroeder Kimberly A. Bates Mikko A. Junttila	September 2000	Abstract
2000-15	DIVERSITY AND SIMILARITY OF ORGANIZATIONAL FORM IN NEW YORK CITY NEWSPAPERS 1801-1988	You-Ta Chuang Dean A. Hennessy Kelly Thomson	August 2000	Abstract
2000-14	Estimating Valuation Operators in Incomplete Markets with Noise: Can Noise Complete the Market?	Alexandra E. MacKay Eliezer Z. Prisman	August 2000	Abstract
2000-13	Learning Races and Dynamic Capabilities	Terry L. Amburgey Tina Dacin Jitendra V. Singh	July 2000	Abstract
2000-12	From Utility Maximization to Arbitrage Pricing, and Back	Alexandra E. MacKay Eliezer Z. Prisman	August 2000	Abstract
2000-11	Term Structure Estimation: An Implied Norm Approach Negative Option Prices: A Puzzle or Just Noise?	Ioulia D. Ioffe Alexandra E. MacKay Eliezer Z. Prisman	August 2000	Abstract
2000-10	Non-Segmented Equilibria Under Differential Taxation: Evidence from the Canadian Government Bond Market	Alexandra E. MacKay Eliezer Z. Prisman Yisong S. Tian	August 2000	Abstract
2000-09	Implications of the Asymmetry of g for predictive validity	Martin G. Evans	June 2000	Abstract
2000-08	Volatility Dynamics under Duration-Dependent Mixing	John Maheu Thomas McCurdy	May 2000	Abstract
2000-07	Differences in inventive content between independent and corporate inventors.	Kristina Dahlin Margaret Taylor  Mark Fichman	May 2000	Abstract
2000-06	Information Strategies, Information Regimes, and the Topology of Interfirm Networks	Mihnea C. Moldoveanu Joel A. C. Baum	May 2000	Abstract
2000-05	Hierarchical Modeling with Gaussian Processes	Ulrich Menzefricke	May 2000	Abstract
2000-04	Interorganizational Learning and Network Organization: Toward a Behavioral Theory of the Interfirm	Joel A. C. Baum Paul Ingram	April 2000	Abstract
2000-03	Should Grocery Manufacturers Supply Private Labels?	David Dunne	April 2000	Abstract
2000-02	Alliance-Based Competitive Dynamics	Brian S. Silverman Joel A.C. Baum	April 2000	Abstract
2000-01	Nonlinear Features of Realized FX Volatility	John Maheu Thomas McCurdy	March 2000	Abstract

Last update: September 04, 2002