GTI RESEARCH PROJECTS

Research projects are currently underway, so we're just getting started here. As the projects are completed, the abstracts or papers will be posted here. So please check back!

Below is a list of current faculty research projects.

• Strategies for Competing: Some Preliminary Findings on Consumer Perceptions and Attitudes of Domestic and Foreign Shrimp (R.D. Mueller, 2007)
• Pricing to Market: Chinese Export Pricing to the U.S. After the Peg (Witte, 2009)
• Importance of Cross-Cultural Communication (Desplaces, Matveev, Congden, 2009)
• Bankruptcy Cases Examined Using a Cross Border Model
• An Empirical Examination of Purchasing, Supply Chain Management and e-Commerce Technology in Local Industries
• Issues in Globalization
• An International Study on Learning Management Systems: Factors That Increase End User Satisfaction
• The Link Between Internet Financial Reporting and Information Asymmetry for American Depository Receipts (Evans, Henderson, Trinkle, 2009)
• Determinants of Using Brand Extension in International Markets: An Integrative Framework
• Timing of Price Clustering and Trader Behavior in The Foreign Exchange Market: Evidence from Taiwan (H. Liu, 2008)
• A Cross-National Study of Gender Impact in the Motives to Start a Business