HBS-JFE Conference Volume:  Complementary Research Methods

Peter Tufano

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The purpose of the Harvard Business School-Journal of Financial Economics conference was to reexamine the role of clinical work in our profession. Clinical research–empirical work that examines a relatively small number of events intensively–accounts for a very small fraction of published work in the field. The pieces in this conference volume are case studies of different “clinical” research techniques that are used to develop, test, apply and communicate theory.

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Tufano, P. (2001). HBS-JFE Conference Volume: Complementary Research Methods.

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Publication date:: 2001-05-05
URN:: uuid:e680bb6c-1289-4e94-ab53-7b9dd8184bb7
Local pid:: oai:eureka.sbs.ox.ac.uk:918

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