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Leeds Business Faculty Research

A Selected Bibliography of Journal Articles - 2008

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This is a selected bibliography of articles published by faculty at the Leeds School of Business. The links to articles on this biblipgrahy, when available, are accessible only to CU subscribers with a valid connection to the CU system. The articles are organized by primary author's last name. For assistance in locating an article, please consult the William M. White Buinsess Library staff.

Brooks, Charles M., Patrick J. Kaufmann, and Donald R. Lichtenstein (2008). Trip chaining behavior in multi-destination shopping trips: A field experiment and laboratory replication.  Journal of Retailing 84 (1), 29–38.

Cheng, C.S. Agnes, and Dana Hollie. (2008). Do core and non-core cash flows from operations persist differentially in predicting future cash flows?  Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 31 (1), 29-53.

De Castro, Julio O., David B. Balkin and Dean A. Shepherd. (2008). Can entrepreneurial firms benefit from product piracy?  Journal of Business Venturing, 23 (1), 75-90.

Davis, Shawn M. and Dana Hollie. (2008). The Impact of Nonaudit Service Fee Levels on Investors' Perception of Auditor Independence.  Behavioral Research in Accounting 20 (1), 31–44.

Hovorka, Dirk S., Matt Germonprez and Kai R. Larsen (2008). Explanation in Information Systems.  Information Systems Journal 18 (1), 23–43.

Maxham III, James G., Richard G. Netemeyer, and Donald R. Lichtenstein (2008). The Retail Value Chain: Linking Employee Perceptions to Employee Performance, Customer Evaluations, and Store Performance.  Marketing Science 27 (2), 147–167.

Wong, Poh Kam, Lena Lee and Maw Der Foo. (2008). Occupational Choice: The Influence of Product vs. Process Innovation.  Small Business Economics 30 (3), 267–281.

Zhaoli Song, Maw-Der Foo, and Marilyn A Uy. (2008). Mood spillover and crossover among dual-earner couples: A cell phone event sampling study.  Journal of Applied Psychology 93 (2), 443-452.