Global Business and Economics Review

1999 - 2025

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Changes in international capital flows and monetary dominance: a study of small and large economies pp. 123-142: R. Kupchak and M. Monadjemi
Dynamic interactions between stock and foreign exchange markets pp. 143-158: Gregory Koutmos
Do bubbles and time-varying risk premiums affect stock prices? a Kalman filter approach pp. 159-171: Lii-Tarn Chen, C. Hueng and Chien-fu Jeff Lin
Termination and endgame scenarios in international joint ventures pp. 172-184: Ursula F. Ott
Health, lifespan and economic activity: why poor nations remain poor and rich nations rich pp. 185-200: Charles E. Swanson and Kenneth J. Kopecky
Determining the present value of losses resulting from injury pp. 201-217: Gary Baker
The market narrative: the wrong story for "managing" the public sector pp. 218-234: Adrian Carr
Why do politicians in developed nations prefer foreign trade policy to income redistribution to counteract income inequality resulting from globalisation? pp. 235-245: Marcus Marktanner

Financial derivatives in international business - the case of Sweden pp. 1-25: Michael Rafferty
Free trade, business strategy and globalisation pp. 26-38: Gavin Reid
And justice for all: human rights policy and performance in foreign operations of US-based multinational firms pp. 39-52: Priscilla R. Reis and Angeli E. Weller
Did the "shock therapy" approach work in the economic restructuring of Eastern Europe? Some evidence from Poland and Russia: a brief review pp. 53-66: Demetrios Giannaros
International joint ventures: a common agency problem pp. 67-84: Ursula F. Ott
Competition, contracting and cost-sharing in the NHS internal market pp. 85-103: Keith E. Gray and Deb Ghosh
Did the property tax revolt affect local government wages and employment? Evidence from the States pp. 104-120: Ron Shadbegian

The management of subcontracted networks as an alternative to internalisation: the shift from the standardised to the specialised in frozen and chilled foods pp. 119-138: Howard Cox, Simon Mowatt and Martha Prevezer
To what extent are American and Japanese managerial concepts and techniques converging? pp. 139-157: Leslie E. Grayson and Orson Watson
Business ethics in Japan pp. 158-163: Robert Hsu
Pricing practices in Japan pp. 164-171: Robert Hsu
Exchange rate volatility and trade flows: evidence from the European Union pp. 172-202: Nikiforos Laopodis
Savings, taxation and growth: the case of European Union countries pp. 203-214: Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Lorenzo Escot, Miguel-Angel Galindo and Farhang Niroomand
The Hellenic contribution to economic thought pp. 215-246: George A. Petrochilos

Employment: the political economic challenges pp. 1-16: Frank Stilwell
Business leadership judgment integrity and sustainable competitive advantage in the global digital economy pp. 17-30: Joseph A. Petrick
Entrepreneurial activity and economic growth pp. 31-42: Maria Minniti
Controlling international capital flows pp. 43-59: Jeffrey Sheen
Financial risk management: dynamic versus static hedging pp. 60-75: Gregory Koutmos
A neural network approach to inflation forecasting: the case of Italy pp. 76-92: Jane M. Binner and Alicia M. Gazely
The social wage and the Accord in Australia pp. 93-107: Warren Hogan and Susan Elizabeth King
Globalisation and rising inequality in developed countries pp. 108-118: Christine Meyer