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Decomposition of Inequalities in Health and Health Care: Owen O’Donnell, Eddy Van Doorslaer and Adam Wagstaff
Decomposition of Inequalities in Health and Health Care: Owen O'Donnell, Eddy Van Doorslaer and Adam Wagstaff
Decomposition of Property Rights: Jeffrey Evans Stake
Deconstructing how a sustainable business model shapes value within a territorial ecosystem , pp 53-68: François Gravié-Plandé and Martine Hlady-Rispal
Deconstructing Labor: A Marxian–Kaleckian Perspective on What is ‘New’ in Contemporary Capitalism and Economic Policies: Riccardo Bellofiore and Joseph Halevi
Deconstruction: .
Decorticating corruption: an institutionalist study using SEM modeling and data from the World Values Survey: Paula M. Almonacid-Hurtado, Giovanny H. Gómez Convers and Sergio A. Castrillón-Orrego
Decoupling: Zoltán Szalai
Decoupling agricultural production from environmental sustainability: Rosanna Salvia, Giovanni Quaranta, Marco Maialetti and Luca Salvati
Decoupling and redistribution in realising the Sustainable Development Goals , pp 16-36: Lin Lerpold and Örjan Sjöberg
Decoupling carbon emissions and economic growth in Tunisia: pathways to sustainable development , pp 103-127: Adel Ben Youssef, Mounir Dahmani and Mohamed Mabrouki
Decreasing balance sheet constraints on financial firms , pp 72-88: .
Decreasing Returns: .
Dee Doks' family business conflicts: culture or nurture? , pp 73-85: Folashade O. Akinyemi
Deep determinants of economic freedom , pp 173-187: Ola Olsson
Deepak Lal (b. 1940) , pp 368-396: .
Deepening Asian Integration and the Architecture for Regional Cooperation: Peter Drysdale
Deepening Financial Intermediation in the New Europe: The Role of Banks , pp 28-55: Anna Pilková and Viliam Pӓtoprstý
Deepening integration and global governance: America as a globalized partner: John Kirton
Default of Systemically Important Financial Intermediaries: Short-Term Stability vs. Incentive Compatability: Yves Mersch
Default, Credit Growth and Asset Prices , pp 331-358: .
Defence and disappointment , pp 39-55: .
Defence companies’ response to EU liberalization: a comparative study , pp 67-88: .
Defence industrial and technological base: Jocelyn Mawdsley
Defence, Disarmament and Conflict: .
Defendant not entering an appearance , pp 205-235: Apostolos Anthimos
Defending a territory: automobile dealership customer and site analysis , pp 184-195: John Lombard
Defending Mail Markets Against New Entrants: An Application of the Defender Model: Christian Jaag, Helmut Dietl, Urs Trinkner and Oliver Furst
Defending the history of economic thought , pp 105-132: .
Defending the ‘corrupt’, the rules of evidence and protecting constitutional rights: John Hatchard
Defending Vulnerable Workers in South Africa after the Crisis: What Role for COSATU?: Freek B. Schiphorst
Defense Expenditure and Economic Growth: Evidence from Cross-Country Panel Data: Rati Ram
Defense innovation in practice , pp 98-123: .
Defensive Expenditures: Marialuisa Tamborra, Marcella Pavan and Anil Markandya
Deferment of publication: Robert Mirko Stutz and Evelyne Feller
Deferred compensation when monitoring is (nearly) costless: evidence from professional football , pp 63-74: Bernd Frick and Hannes Winner
DeFi: an overview of use cases and a status quo analysis of the ecosystem , pp 5-34: Anies Khan and Philipp Sandner
Deficiency premiums at the base of the pyramid: a resource dependence perspective of business-to-business supply chains: Raja Usman Khalid
Deficit announcements and interest rates in Germany , pp 87-98: .
Deficits , pp 157-170: .
Deficits, tax burden and unemployment , pp 116-140: Silvia Fedeli and Francesco Forte
Defining a European Port Policy: The First EU Initiatives , pp 120-145: .
Defining Anarchy as Rock-n-Roll: Rethinking Hogarty’s Three Cases: Virgil Storr
Defining and categorizing experience industries , pp 65-83: Berit T. Nilsen and Britt E. Dale
Defining and contextualising AI: Pascal D. Koenig
Defining and Measuring Systemic Risk: Sylvester Eijffinger
Defining and monitoring the bioeconomy – a socioeconomic perspective: Tévécia Ronzon, Andrea El Meligi, Patricia Gurría, Alfredo Mainar Causapé, George Philippidis and Robert M’Barek
Defining and Predicting Sustainability , pp 96-100: .
Defining antitrust markets , pp 207-220: Rachel Griffith and Lars Nesheim
Defining coercive control: Problems and possibilities , pp 9-28: Cassandra Wiener