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Articles in June, 1994 issue of Mid-Atlantic Journal of Business

The relationship between psychological climate in sales organizations and sales manager-salesperson solidarity.
by Pelton, Lou E.; Strutton, David
Motivating employees in 1990's: reward and recognition.
by Amar, A.D.
On the effects of the attitudes toward risk and corporate tax on the firm's investment and financial decisions.
by Tseng, Tseng-Chuan; Yang, Ching-Chow
On the relationship between propensity for participative management and intentions to leave: re-opening the case for participation.
by Crandall, William R.; Parnell, John A.
Economic Policies at Cross Purposes. (book reviews)
by Agarwal, Manmohan
Mean-variance versus target-return investment strategies.
by Hlawitschka, Walter; Tucker, Michael
Price leadership and profitability.
by Veendorp, E.C.H.
Changing role of the board of directors: in search of a new strategic identity?
by Gopinath, C.; Murray, Robert L.; Siciliano, Julie I.

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