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  • An organizational analysis of structural characteristics during the merger of two higher education organizations

    Creator:
    McMahon, John J.
    Abstract:
    Organization theory had seldom been applied to higher education organizations but recent developments in organization theory appeared to have potential for such application. No coherent theory of educational change had been developed. However, one multidisciplinary synthesis of literature on organizational change was congruent with modern organization theory and contained both...
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    Dissertation
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    . Mr. William Q. Wick provided support and a strong linkage to reality throughout my degree program

  • The economics of food self-sufficiency in Japan : the case of rice and wheat

    Creator:
    McLoughlin, Daryl
    Abstract:
    During the two decades 1960-1980 the Japanese government was faced with a problem of declining domestic demand for rice and a persistent over-production which created mounting surpluses stored at public expense. In an attempt to remedy the situation the Japanese government imposed production controls on rice and offered incentives to...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    research on track. Thanks also to Dr. Jack Edwards and Dr. William Wick for serving on my Graduate

  • Does Japan exert market power in the world wheat market?

    Creator:
    Murniningtyas, Endah
    Abstract:
    Hypothesis tests are developed for the exertion of market power by the Japanese government in the world and domestic wheat markets. The results indicate that the Japanese government is pursuing a more restrictive import policy for wheat than would be indicated by an optimal tariff strategy. Results also indicate that...
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    Masters Thesis
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    work; Prof. William Wick who served as Graduate Council Representative and Diana Burton for her

  • A numerical analysis of ice fog produced by automobiles

    Creator:
    Nelson, William George
    Abstract:
    A model of an exhaust plume was developed and programmed on a digital computer. The purpose of the model was to predict the concentration and size distribution of ice particles produced from automobile exhaust during arctic conditions. The model accounted for the nucleation, growth, and freezing of the condensed water...
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    Dissertation
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF WILLIAM GEORGE NELSON for the