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Stanford GSB: Stanford Business May 2001 Before Fairbank, all credit cards cost the same: 19.8% annual percentage rate .... card issuers have run into scandals over misleading terms or unfair fees, ... 2.
It Really IS The Thought That Counts : Research : News: Stanford GSB In several studies, they discovered that although most gift givers assume that a more expensive present will be more appreciated, receivers don’t appreciate ... 3.
Stanford Graduate School of Business Stanford Graduate School of Business offers full-time MBA, PhD, and MS degree programs, executive programs for experienced managers, and lifelong learning ... 4.
Accounting Quality: International Accounting Standards and US GAAP ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Accounting Area. March 2, 2006. Abstract:. We compare measures of accounting quality for firms applying IAS ... 5.
Finance: PhD Program: Stanford GSB A thorough grounding in the methods of quantitative analysis and in the structure of ... The Finance PhD Program involves a great deal of very hard work, ... 6.
Speakers: Responsible Supply Chain Conference: Stanford GSB Kevin is responsible for core, cross-functional supply chain functions, ... well as the integration of these efforts across Cisco’s extended supply chain. ... 7.
News: Stanford GSB Baby Boomers Find Second Careers Working for Social Change. September 2006. STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS—It's time to redefine "having a senior ... 8.
Made to Stick: Library Catalogs: Articles, Books, Databases, etc ... Featured Faculty Books: Made to Stick. Chip Heath, Professor of Organizational Behavior. Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die ... 9.
Recruiter Conduct Policies & Guidelines, 2007-2008: On-Campus ... The Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) is pleased to announce its MBA recruiting policies for 2007-2008. 10.
Organizational Behavior: Academic Areas: Stanford GSB The group’s faculty research fundamental questions in organizational behavior, from both a social psychological and a sociological perspective, ... |
