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Do angry musicians play better? Measuring emotions of jazz musicians through body sensors and facial emotion detection , pp 159-172: Lee J. Morgan and Peter A. Gloor
Do bioenergy, bioeconomy and circular economy systems mitigate climate change? Insights from life cycle assessment , pp 396-409: Miguel Brandão
Do Budget Deficits ‘Crowd Out’ Private Investment?: .
Do Capital Gains Affect Consumption? Estimates of Wealth Effects from Italian Households’ Behavior: Luigi Guiso, Monica Paiella and Ignazio Visco
Do changes in farmers’ seed traits align with climate change? A case study of maize in Chiapas, Mexico , pp 251-274: C. Leigh Anderson, Andrew Cronholm and Pierre Biscaye
Do clickers enhance student performance in economics? , pp 218-223: Joel M. Potter and John L. Scott
Do climate policies hurt the economy? Lessons from the EU experience , pp 265-278: Carlo Carraro and Marinella Davide
Do cluster initiatives develop in cycles? The example of Germany’s Spitzenclusters , pp 222-241: Michael Rothgang and Bernhard Lageman
Do clusters help companies to “go green”? Experience of Polish National Key Clusters , pp 103-124: Anna Lis, Marta Mackiewicz and Anna Wendt
Do contingent valuation estimates of willingness to pay for non-use environmental goods pass the scope test with adequacy? A review of the evidence from empirical studies in the literature , pp 82-152: James Burrows, Rebecca Newman, Jerry Genser and Jeffrey Plewes
Do Contracts Require Formal Enforcement?: Peter Leeson
Do corporate governance codes matter in Africa? , pp 273-301: Geofry Areneke, Wafa Khlif, Danson Kimani and Teerooven Soobaroyen
Do damages caps reduce medical malpractice insurance premiums? A systematic review of estimates and the methods used to produce them , pp 551-587: Kathryn Zeiler and Lorian Hardcastle
Do democratic regimes exhibit 'better' health outcomes? , pp 27-41: Alberto Batinti and Joan Costa-Font
Do dictator games measure altruism? , pp 108-111: Daniel Zizzo
Do Differences in Facility-Specific Mail Processing Unit Costs Have Implications for the Cost of the Universal Service Obligation?: Margaret Cigno, Diane Monaco, Matthew Robinson and Denis Joram
Do different measures of economic growth lead to different conclusions? , pp 263-280: Tobias Arvemo and Urban Gråsjö
Do directors trade after IPO lockup expiry? , pp 275-294: Susanne Espenlaub, Marc Goergen, Arif Khurshed and Marko Remenar
Do Economic Integration Agreements Lead to Deeper Integration of Services Markets?: Juan A. Marchetti
Do Economic Models Tell Us Anything Useful about Cohesion Policy Impacts? , pp 159-180: John Bradley and Gerhard Untiedt
Do Entrepreneurs Make Predictable Mistakes? Evidence from Corporate Divestitures: Peter Klein and Sandra K. Klein
Do Entrepreneurs Need Firms? A Contribution to a Missing Chapter in Austrian Economics , pp 389-400: .
Do Europeans like their central bank conservative? Evidence from the communication about the 2022 hikes: Maqsood Aslam, Etienne Farvaque, Kokouvi Kada-Sedode and Piotr Stanek
Do exclusionary rules convict the innocent? , pp 193-207: Dhammika Dharmapala, Nuno Garoupa and Richard McAdams
Do feminist insiders matter? Progress in conceptualization and comparative theory-building , pp 63-75: Amy G. Mazur and Dorothy E. McBride
Do Firms from Emerging Markets have to Invest Abroad? Outward FDI and the Competitiveness of Firms: John Cantwell and Helena Barnard
Do fiscal decentralization and government fragmentation affect corruption in different ways? Evidence from a panel data analysis , pp 121-147: Nadia Fiorino, Emma Galli and Fabio Padovano
Do football spectators like dynasties? Long-term uncertainty of outcome and stadium attendance , pp 135-140: Stefan Kesenne
Do general mental ability and narrow abilities predict counterproductive work behavior?: Christopher D. Nye and Serena Wee
Do German Firms have a Better Performance? , pp 128-160: .
Do Incentives Attract Japanese FDI to Singapore and the Region? , pp 129-150: Stephen Nicholas, Sidney J. Gray and William R. Purcell
Do informational frictions justify federal credit programs?: H. Lorne Carmichael
Do Informational Service Activities Translate into New Industrial Policy Requirements?: Jacques De Bandt
Do Innovation Clusters Pay Off?: Yoram Krozer
Do International Launch Strategies of Pharmaceutical Corporations Respond to Changes in the Regulatory Environment?: Nebibe Varol, Joan Costa-Font and Alistair McGuire
Do investments in child education and nutrition improve adult health? Evidence from Indonesia , pp 111-140: Paul Gertler and Jennifer Zeitlin
Do jobs created in CEE countries result in higher productivity? , pp 133-151: Michał Gradzewicz
Do Local Politicians Respond to Citizens‚Äô Demands? A Microanalysis of Norwegian Local Government , pp 116-134: Rune J. Sørensen and Terje P. Hagen
Do men and women respond differently to economic contests? The case of men’s and ladies’ figure skating , pp 319-344: Eva Marikova Leeds and Michael Leeds
Do Minimum Wages Really Reduce Teen Employment? Accounting for Heterogeneity and Selectivity in State Panel Data: Sylvia A. Allegretto, Arindrajit Dube and Michael Reich
Do monetary systems matter? , pp 172-178: .
Do Multinational Enterprises Pay Less Taxes: Francesca Gastaldi and Maria Grazia Pazienza
Do municipal pensions matter? A review of pensions’ impact on US local governments , pp 352-368: Gang Chen
Do National Champions Have Anything to do with Economics?: Anne Perrot
Do network and herd effects depend on previous work experience in the US? A propensity score analysis using Mexican migration data: André Rossi de Oliveira
Do network members’ resources generate health inequality? Social capital theory and beyond , pp 233-254: Lijun Song, Cleothia G. Frazier and Philip J. Pettis
Do nomination committees encourage corporate board diversity? , pp 96-111: Hildur Magnúsd—ttir, Throstur Olaf Sigurjonsson, Audur Arna Arnardottir and Patricia Gabald—n
Do not blindly trust economists , pp 167-172: Mogens Lykketoft
Do not frighten the creatives: mass shootings and employment in the arts, entertainment and recreation sector in the United States: Carlos Gayán-Navarro and Marcos Sanso-Navarro
Do not trust anyone who tells you it is the end of history , pp 44-92: .