Is Early Research Productivity a Predictor of Long-Term Research Productivity: A Case Study of Finance and Marketing Faculty

William Levernier; Morgan P. Miles; John B. White

Is Early Research Productivity a Predictor of Long-Term Research Productivity: A Case Study of Finance and Marketing Faculty

William Levernier
, Morgan P. Miles
, John B. White

Finance

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Abstract

This article was published in Palmetto Review 2008.

Original language	American English
Journal	Palmetto Review 2008
Volume	11
State	Published - Jan 1 2008

Disciplines

Economics

Keywords

Case study
Early research
Faculty
Finance
Long-term research
Marketing
Predictor
Productivity

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