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1994 JACF Índice
vol 6 num 4 winter 1994
vol 7 num 1 spring 1994
vol 7 num 2 summer 1994
vol 7 num 3 fall 1994
vol 6 num 4 winter
1994
SUBJECT: U.S. vs. JAPANESE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
THE MODERN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, EXIT, AND THE
FAILURE OF INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
by Michael C. Jensen, Harvard Business School
THREE SELECTIONS FROM CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN JAPAN
AND THE UNITED STATES: THE SECOND MITSUI LIFE SYMPOSIUM ON GLOBAL
FINANCIAL MARKETS
TO WHOM DOES THE COMPANY BELONG?:
A NEW MANAGEMENT MISSION FOR THE INFORMATION AGE
by Joichi Aoi, Chairman of the Board, Toshiba Corporation
IS AMERICAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE FATALLY FLAWED?
by Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OR CORPORATE VALUE ADDED?:
RETHINKING THE PRIMACY OF SHAREHOLDER VALUE
by C.K. Prahalad, University of Michigan
MANAGING FOR SHAREHOLDERS IN A SHRINKING INDUSTRY:
THE CASE OF GRUMMAN
by Renso Caporali, Chairman and CEO, Grumman Corporation
CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING IN THE 1980s - AND ITS IMPORT
FOR
THE 1990s
by Gordon Donaldson, Harvard Business School
IS THE DAZZLE OF OUR MARKETS BLINDING OR ENLIGHTENING?
by Peter L. Bernstein
LONG-TERM REWARDS FROM SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISM:
A STUDY OF THE "CalPERS EFFECT"
by Stephen L. Nesbitt, Wilshire Associates
CREATING PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE IN FINANCIALLY
TROUBLED COMPANIES
by Stuart C. Gilson, Harvard Business School, and
Michael R. Vetsuypens, Southern Methodist University
PENSION FUND MANAGEMENT
IS STYLE MANAGEMENT OUT OF STYLE?
by Daniel J. Cardell and James D. Miller, Continental Bank
THE CORPORATE PENSION FUND AS A STRATEGIC BUSINESS
UNIT
by Theodore K. Thornton, Marble Corp.
WHY THE CORPORATE PENSION FUND IS NOT JUST ANOTHER
SBU
by William Reichenstein, Baylor University
THE STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE 1000:
USING EVA Æ TO BUILD VALUE
by Laura Walbert
vol 7 num 1 spring
1994
SUBJECT: THE MIDDLE MARKET
THE GROWING MIDDLE MARKET DEMAND FOR SOPHISTICATED
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
by Marcus W. Acheson, Bank of America
CONTINENTAL BANK ROUNDTABLE ON U.S. HEALTHCARE REFORM
Panelists: Linda Bergthold, Michael Birck, Ronald Bullock, Ann Drake,
Alison Falls, George Schueppert, Harry Seigle, and Daniel Shure.
PATIENT POWER: THE FREE-ENTERPRISE APPROACH TO THE U.S. HEALTH CARE
PROBLEM
by John Goodman, National Center for Policy Analysis, and
Gerald Musgrave, Economics America, Inc.
HARVESTING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURE:
A TIME FOR CREATING VALLUE
by William Petty, Baylor University, and
William Bygrave and JoelShulman, Babson College
ORGANIZING THE FIRM: CHOOSING THE RIGHT BUSINESS
ENTITY
by Christian Rexer and Timothy Sheehan, Bank of America
THE MARKET'S PROBLEMS WITH THE PRICING OF INITIAL
PUBLIC OFFERINGS
by Roger Ibbotson and Jody Sinclair, Yale University, and
Jay Ritter, University of Illinois
EXTENDING TRADE CREDIT AND FINANCING RECEIVABLES
by Shehzad Mian, Emory University, and
Clifford Smith, University of Rochester
THE STATE OF THE HIGH-YIELD BOND MARKET:
OVERSHOOTING OR RETURN TO NORMALCY?
by Martin Fridson, Merrill Lynch & Co.
HOW EVA®Æ CAN HELP TURN MID-SIZED FIRMS INTO
LARGE COMPANIES
by Marc Hodak, Stern Stewart & Co.
SAVINGS, CAPITAL GAINS, AND RISK-TAKING:
TOWARD AN ENTREPRENEURIAL THEORY OF GROWTH
by David Goldman, Bear, Stearns and Co.
vol 7 num 2 summer
1994
SUBJECT: ETHICS AND INCENTIVES
THE NATURE OF MAN
by Michael Jensen, Harvard Business School, and
William Meckling, University of Rochester
ETHICS, INCENTIVES, AND ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN
by James Brickley, Clifford Smith, and Jerold Zimmerman,
University of Rochester
INCENTIVES, RATIONALITY, AND SOCIETY
by Michael Brennan, University of California at Los Angeles
SELF-INTEREST, ALTRUISM, INCENTIVES, AND AGENCY
THEORY
by Michael Jensen, Harvard Business School
STERN STEWART EVA Æ ROUNDTABLE
Panelists: Carm Adimando, Robert Butler, Susan Malley, Abraham Ravid,
Richard Shepro, Hutchings Vernon, Joseph Willett, Jerold Zimmerman,
Bennett Stewart & Joel Stern.
EVA Æ: FACT AND FANTASY
by Bennett Stewart, Stern Stewart & Co.
TO EVA Æ OR NOT TO EVA: IS THAT THE QUESTION?
by Timothy Sheehan, Bank of America
THE CASE FOR EXPENSING STOCK OPTIONS AGAINST EARNINGS
by Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago and
Graef S. Crystal, University of California at Berkeley
HOW (AND WHY) COMPANIES SHOULD VALUE THEIR EMPLOYEE
STOCK OPTIONS
by Craig McCann
SOME NEW EVIDENCE THAT SPINOFFS CREATE VALUE
by Patrick Cusatis, Lehman Brothers, and
James Miles and Randall Woolridge, Penn State University
REFERENDA AND INITIATIVES:
THE CURE FOR DEMOCRACY'S SPENDING PROBLEM
by Reuven Brenner, McGill University
vol 7 num 3 fall1994
SUBJECT: THE CORPORATE USE OF DERIVATIVES
THE FINANCIAL ECONOMISTS' ROUNDTABLE STATEMENT ON
DERIVATIVES MARKETS AND FINANCIAL RISK
RISK AND REGULATION IN DERIVATIVES MARKETS
by Ludger Hentschel and Clifford W.Smith, Jr., University of Rochester
A FRAMEWORK FOR RISK MANAGEMENT
by Kenneth Froot, Harvard Business School, and
David Scharfstein and Jeremy Stein, MIT
BANC ONE CORPORATION: ASSET AND LIABILITY MANAGEMENT
by Ben Esty, Peter Tufano, andJonathan Headley,
Harvard Business School
COMMENTARIES ON BANC ONE'S HEDGING STRATEGY
by Robert Albertson, GoldmanSachs & Co.; Christopher James,
University of Florida, and Clifford Smith, University of Rochester;
Ethan Heisler, Salomon Brothers; and Ben Esty and Peter Tufano,
Harvard Business School.
A PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR CORPORATE EXPOSURE MANAGEMENT
by Joseph Bauman, Steve Saratore, and William Liddle,
BankAmerica Corporation
STRUCTURED DEBT AND CORPORATE RISK MANAGEMENT
by Christopher L. Culp, Dean Furbush, Economists Incorporated, and
Barbara T. Kavanagh, Peat Marwick & Mitchell
ANATOMY OF THE STRUCTURED NOTE MARKET
by Leland E. Crabbe and Joseph D. Argilagos, Merrill Lynch &
Co.
THE RISKS OF MORTGAGE BACKED SECURITIES AND THEIR
DERIVATIVES
by Charles Austin Stone, Universite Paris Dauphine, and
Anne Zissu, Temple University
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