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Financial balances , pp 151-163: Gennaro Zezza
Financial behavior and financial fragility , pp 273-286: Malvika Chhatwani and Sudipta Sen
Financial behavior and financial wellbeing , pp 259-272: Tim S. Griesdorn and Luke Erickson
Financial behavior and financial wellbeing of LGBT+ , pp 299-314: Lucy M. Delgadillo
Financial bubble: Fabio S. Panzera
Financial Bubbles: Mark Hayes
Financial capability and asset building: innovations in social protection and development , pp 308-330: David Ansong, Moses Okumu, Jin Huang, Sicong Sun, Aytakin Huseynli, Isaac Koomson, Gina Chowa and Michael Sherraden
Financial Centers in East Asia: An Indonesian Perspective: Titik Anas, Raymond Atje and Mari Pangestu
Financial Centers in East Asia: The Malaysian Perspective: Mahani Zainal Abidin and Tinfah Chung
Financial collateral arrangements and the financial markets , pp 286-325: Edward Murray
Financial constraints and incremental eco-innovations: insights from manufacturing companies , pp 86-118: .
Financial constraints and radical eco-innovations: the case of the anaerobic digestion and biogas niche , pp 119-153: .
Financial consumers, digital interfaces and decision aids , pp 174-191: Pete Lunn
Financial Cooperation within the ASEAN +3: Viability and Prospects: Jin-Young Kim
Financial Crime as an area of study and research , pp 1-30: Barry Rider
Financial crime: the regulators perspective , pp 105-124: G Philip Rutledge
Financial crimes - a criminological research perspective , pp 49-68: Michael Levi
Financial crises , pp i-ii: Martin H Wolfson
Financial crises among emerging and developing economies in the modern era: A brief history and some stylized themes , pp 14-29: Elissa Braunstein
Financial Crises and the Economic Cycle: .
Financial crises and trade wars: has globalization failed to deliver? , pp 47-62: David A. Deese and Sam Biasi
Financial Crises from 1803 to 2009: The Crescendo of Moral Hazard: Forrest Capie and Geoffrey Wood
Financial crisis , pp 244-262: .
Financial crisis: Robert Guttmann
Financial Crisis and Industrial Policy in Korea , pp 135-161: Yongseung Jung and Young Sae Lee
Financial Crisis and Risk Measurement: The Historical Perspective and a New Methodology: Gumersindo Ruiz and Ramón Trías
Financial crisis and the U.S. mortgage markets - a review , pp 240-268: Sumit Agarwal and Sandeep Varshneya
Financial Crisis, State of Confidence, and Economic Policies in a Post Keynesian Stock-flow Consistent Model: Edwin Le Heron
Financial cycles and macroprudential policy , pp 293-302: Jan Willem End
Financial de-dollarization in Argentina – when the wind always blows from the East: Eduardo A. Corso and Máximo Sangiácomo
Financial decisions in the household , pp 349-365: Bernadette Kamleitner, Till Mengay and Erich Kirchler
Financial deregulation: Eugenia Correa
Financial derivatives: Godfred Amewu, Michael E. Asamoah, Boison A. Angmosi and Akuoko K. Angelo
Financial derivatives in energy economics: Roshaiza Taha
Financial Development and Economic Growth through a Post-Keynesian Lens: Hong Kong Case Study: Taha Chaiechi
Financial development of CEE markets and the evolving role of foreign-owned multinational banks , pp 619-633: Victoria Geyfman
Financial development: concept and measurement , pp 22-50: .
Financial disciplining of extractive industries and the SDGs , pp 273-294: W. Travis Selmier
Financial Dominance in the US Economy: The Increased Relevance of Veblen's Analysis in a Post-Keynesian Structure , pp 66-88: James M. Cypher
Financial economics: Mark Skousen
Financial economics , pp 198-207: Perry Mehrling
Financial economics for the tourism industry , pp 364-382: Murat Kizildag
Financial economics of automated market makers , pp 167-190: Alexander Brauneis, Roland Mestel and Martin Rauch
Financial education among Italian SMEs , pp 272-278: Fabrizio Guelpa
Financial education and financial behavior , pp 33-46: Makiko Hashinaga
Financial Education for the Poor in the United States: Martin Schürz
Financial education in action for socially fragile groups , pp 123-134: Giovanna Paladino
Financial education in times of digitalization and FinTech (r)evolution , pp 60-74: Rossella Locatelli and Alessandra Tanda
Financial engineering , pp 142-151: .
Financial engineering for Australian annuitants: Susan Thorp, Geoffrey Kingston and Hazel Bateman