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On "Badly Behaved" Dynamics: Some Applications of Generalized urn Schemes to Technological and Economic Change , pp 379-409: Giovanni Dosi and Y. Kaniovski
On Accounting Identities, Simulation Experiments and Aggregate Production Functions: A Cautionary Tale for (Neoclassical) Growth Theorists: Jesus Felipe and John McCombie
On admitting the Delegates of the Planters of San Domingo to the National Assembly (1789) , pp 360-364: .
On alternative USO financing mechanisms for the US postal market , pp 174-188: Michael Bradley, Jeff Colvin and Mary K. Perkins
On Applying Foucauldian methods to the history of economic thought: Klaus Hamberger
On attention to information: The checking paradox , pp 105-116: Yefim Roth and Ofir Yakobi
On Austrian-Schumpeterian Economics and the Swedish Growth School: .
On Ballot Votes (1784) , pp 111-113: .
On Best and Not So Good Practices for Addressing High-level Corruption Worldwide: An Empirical Assessment: Edgardo Buscaglia
On City Cooperation and City Competition: Peter J. Taylor
On Comparing Functioning Bundles and Capability Sets: Prasanta K. Pattanaik
On defining and valuing the benefits of health policy interventions: How and why CEA in health morphed into CU(B)A and â€œback-doorâ€ BCA , pp 140-157: David Salkever
On demand work as a legal framework to understand the gig economy , pp 133-148: Ruth Dukes
On Dividend Restrictions and the Collapse of the Interbank Market , pp 191-210: .
On economic democracy in community development , pp 179-202: Evan Casper-Futterman and James DeFilippis
On Economics, Leisure and Much More: Alessandro Balestrino
On Efficiency and Regulation of the Securities Industry , pp 255-276: .
On Elections (1793) , pp 235-252: .
On entrepreneurship, region and the constitution of scale and scope economies , pp 131-154: Marco Bellandi
On equality, class and classical political economy precepts , pp 56-91: .
On Ethics , pp 1-10: .
On gendered ground: land and colonialism , pp 198-213: Isabel Altamirano-Jiménez
On GIS and the creative economy: opportunities and challenges , pp 36-54: Manfredi de Bernard, Roberta Comunian and Federica Viganâˆšâ‰¤
On giving Women the Right of Citizenship (1790) , pp 335-340: .
On Globalisation and Region-building: The Case of North America: Arturo Santa-Cruz
On governance in fisheries in Senegal: from top-down control to co-management , pp 457-475: Dyhia Belhabib, Allan Padilla, U. Rashid Sumaila and Daniel Pauly
On Household Wealth Trends in Sweden Over the 1990s: N. Anders Klevmarken
On Implicit Constitutional Change , pp 205-216: Imre Vörös
On industrial ecosystems , pp 273-293: .
On Intellectual Property Rights: Patents versus Free and Open Development: Alan Isaac and Walter Park
On intellectuals as mediators , pp 31-67: .
On interest and interest-rate policy , pp 242-260: Massimo Pivetti
On intertemporal equity and efficiency in a model of global warming , pp 326-396: John M. Hartwick and Tapan Mitra
On Keynes's uncertainty: a tragic rational dilemma , pp 170-184: Anna Maria Carabelli
On Keynes’s Seminal Innovation and Related Essential Features: Revisiting the Notion of Equilibrium in The General Theory: Angel Asensio
On leadership , pp 269-282: Thomas Docherty
On legislatures and legislative efficiency wages: Robert McCormick and Chad S. Turner
On Liberalizing the Capital Account: Experiences with Different Exchange Rate Regimes , pp 85-119: .
On limits , pp 83-105: Arild Vatn
On Machiavelli’s conspiracy paradoxes , pp 125-145: Manfred J. Holler
On markets , pp 52-124: .
On Modelling Endogenous Default , pp 134-152: Dimitrios Tsomocos and Lea Zicchino
On models in Economics , pp 77-95: .
On Money and Endogenous Money: Post Keynesian and Circulation Approaches , pp 115-141: Louis-Philippe Rochon
On Money and Monetary Systems , pp 1-16: .
On Overlapping Legal Orders: What is the ‘Purely Sporting’ Rule?: Stephen Weatherill
On power and the uses of genealogy for building community economies , pp 411-418: Nate Gabriel and Eric Sarmiento
On progress and the history of economic thought: Roger Backhouse
On property rights and their modification , pp 245-264: Ejan Mackaay
On public-private partnership performance: a contemporary review , pp 35-62: .