Article Nason, Robert S. and Pankaj C. Patel. (2016). “Is cash king? Market performance and cash during a recession.” Journal of Business Research. 69(10), 4242-4248. Reviewer Dr. Michael Gunderson, Director and Professor Summary Previous research suggests that “cash...
Article Kuntner, Tobias; Thorsten Teichert (2016). “The scope of price promotion research: An informetric study.” Journal of Business Research, 69(8), 2687-2696. Reviewer Dr. Michael Gunderson, Director and Professor Summary The authors exhaustively...
What does an organization’s talent management strategy have to do with its financial performance? After all, human resources and accounting rarely spend much time together. But talent management extends well beyond human resources. And besides, a company...
Talent affects finance Agribusiness professionals seem to view the chief financial officer (CFO) as a no-nonsense type with a singular focus on the numbers. It is clear, however, that nothing is more important to a company’s financial performance than talent...
What do Farmers Want From Their Lender? Pt 2 From Ag Lender Magazine - As to the decision most farmers use in choosing a lender/financial services provide, 58 percent of the producers make the choice individually with little input from others, and another 26 percent...
The Lease vs. Buy Decision From Feed and Grain Magazine - It’s time to replace an old truck or a large piece of grain handling equipment. Or, the office needs a new copier or computer equipment. How will you handle this decision? Will you take out a loan and buy the...
Customer-Driven Marketing Strategies for Different Segments of Ag Borrowers, Pt 3 From Ag Lender Magazine - Background: In our May issue, the first article in this series introduced a new way to segment a lender’s customer base by household income, wealth and other...
The Search for an Optimal Capital Structure From Seed World Magazine - You’re looking over your income statement and come to the interest expense entry … you immediately know that money goes straight to the bank, never having an opportunity to hit the bottom line. You...
