Dmitriy V. Chulkov, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2004 | Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States |
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General Economics, General Business Administration, Management Business AdministrationGoogle:
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(Economic studies in project escalation and project selection.) |
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Chulkov DV, Barron JM. (2023) Incentive pay sensitivity to firm performance prior to anticipated CEO turnover. Heliyon. 9: e22163 |
Chulkov DV, Barron JM. (2019) Turnover in top management and de-escalation of commitment Applied Economics. 51: 2534-2551 |
Chulkov DV. (2017) On the Role of Switching Costs and Decision Reversibility in Information Technology Adoption and Investment Journal of Information Systems and Technology Management. 14: 309-321 |
Chulkov D. (2014) Innovation in centralized organizations: examining evidence from Soviet Russia Journal of Economic Studies. 41: 123-139 |
Chulkov D, VanAlstine J. (2014) The impact of multiple textbook format availability in business education Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education. 6: 176-186 |
Chulkov DV. (2012) Managing new technology investment for underwater security of ports Journal of Transportation Security. 5: 95-105 |
Chulkov DV. (2011) Rational Escalation: The Real Option Perspective Journal of Business & Economics Research. 5 |
Barron JM, Chulkov DV, Waddell GR. (2011) Top management team turnover, CEO succession type, and strategic change Journal of Business Research. 64: 904-910 |
Chulkov DV, Desai MS. (2008) Escalation and premature termination in MIS projects: The role of real options Information Management and Computer Security. 16: 324-335 |
Chulkov DV, Desai MS. (2005) Information technology project failures. Applying the bandit problem to evaluate managerial decision making Information Management and Computer Security. 13: 135-143 |