A simulation study to investigate the use of cutoff values for assessing model fit in covariance structure models

Article Abstract:

Simulations were used to investigate the effect of simple size, number of indicators, factor loadings, and factor correlations on frequencies of the acceptance rejection of models when selected goodness-of-fit indices were compared with pre-specified cutoff values. The findings reveal that the percent of true modes accepted when a goodness-of-fit index was compared with a prespecified cutoff value was affected by the interaction of the sample size and total number of indicators.

United States, Analysis, Statistical sampling, Sampling (Statistics), Analysis of covariance, Covariance analysis, Goodness-of-fit tests

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Foreign ownership of equity joint ventures in China: a pooled cross-section - time series analysis

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the factors leading to foreign investment in Chinese joint ventures using a pooled cross-section - time series analysis.

Research, China, Brief Article, Joint ventures

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Influencing R&D/marketing integration and the use of market information by R&D managers: intended and unintended effects of managerial actions

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the effects of inter-functional rivalry on the use of market information by R&D managers.

Management, Industrial research

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