SSBIA 1994
1. SMALL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDER $50,000: DO THEY EXIST?
Leo Cheatham
Malieesh Shamia
Michael Parker
2. ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTENIS COMPUTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE SMALL BUSINESS
Dorotby A. Davis
3. A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF CRITICAL FACTORS AMONG SMALL BUSINESS FIRMS
Dean Ehnuti
Yunus Kathawala
4. A TRUST INVENTORY FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Jeanne Daboval
Ray Comish
Bruce Swindle
Walter (Buddy) Gaster
5. DOING BUSINESS WITH INDIAN TRIBES
Charlie Jones
Yvette Halo
Susan Anderson
6. ARE DISABLED EMPLOYEES SATISFIED WITH THE 1990 AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT? A PILOT STUDY SUGGESTS YES
Bob Worthington
Michael Eatough
7. ACCOMMODATING DISABLED CONSUMERS: SENSITIVITY OF FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS TO THE MOBILITY IMPAIRED
Joe Ballenger
Geralyn McClure Franklin
8. A REGIONAL AND NATIONAL COMPARISON OF SMALL BUSINESS INSTITUTE PERFORMANCE IN 1992
Gwen Fontenot
Geralyn McClure Franklin
Lynn Hoffman
9. PROFILE OF A SMALL BUSINESS INSTITUTE DIRECTOR
Don B. Bradley III
Tim L. Rodgers
10. MATCHING EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYER EXPECTATIONS IN A SMALL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
Ray Comish
Jeanne Dabovdl
Lonnie D. Phelps
Charles Rader
11. A STUDY OF EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT IN SMALL BUSINESSES
Jo Ann Duffy
Bob Barragan
Brenda Riley
12. THE ROLE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN SMALL BUSINESS: A FOCUS ON RETAILERS
Kathleen H. Gruben
Alicia B. Gresham
Ravi Behara
13. SMALL BUSINESS OWNER/ MANGERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF SOME ASPECTS OF ADVERTISING STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT
Paul Dunn
David L. Loudon
Robert E. Stevens
14. BUYING PRACTICES OF SMALL RETAILERS: A SCIENCE OR AN ART
Kathleen H. Gruben
Alicia B. Gresham
Marlene C. Kahla
15. NAFTA: THE SMALL EXPORTER’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE MEXICAN ELEMENT
Rajan Nataraajan
Sudhir K. Chawla
16. DIFFERENTIATION BASED ON SERVICE QUALITY: A VIABLE SMALL BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR MINIMIZING THE EFFECTS OF OUTSHOPPING
Kevin M. Elliot
Robert R. Edwards
17. THE PERCEPTIONS OF APPROPRIATE ADVERTISING MEDIA AND MESSAGES BY VETERINARIANS
John Ross
Roger Scow
Ted Halatin
18. RESEARCH ON MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES: REVIEW, CRITIQUE AND FUTURE DIRECTION
V. Jean Ramsey
John H. Williams
Katherine Mendez
19. LEADERSHIP STYLES OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN THE 199OS: A HEURISTIC ANALYSIS
Jane H. Stanford
Barbara R. Oates
Delphina Flores
20. THE FIVE YEAR EDUCATION REQUIREMENT FOR CPAS: THE IMPACT ON ACCOUNTING PARAPROFESSIONALS
Philip H. Siegel
M. Frank Barton, Jr.
Go There
21. PREDICTING SAVINGS AND LOAN INSOLVENCY
Gayle E. Cheek
22. AN ANALYSIS OF THINKING STYLES AND INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR PREFERENCES FOR BUSINESS COUNSELORS
David Whitlock
Richard Buckles
23. VIOLENCE AND SMALL BUSINESS: NOT A SMALL PROBLEM
Ray Comish
Paul Arnold
Jeanne Daboval
24. INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON PRIVATIZATION OF STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES
Narendar V. Rao C. Bhaktavatsala Rao
Steven M. Dunphy
25. STRESS AND JOB COMMITMENT IN THE WORKFORCE: A HEALTH CARE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT EXAMPLE
Corey D. Moore
Steven L. Henderson
Sudhir K. Chawla