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Michael P. Todaro (b. 1942) , pp 396-408: .
Michal Kalecki , pp 475-484: Jayati Ghosh
Michał Kalecki , pp 94-111: Malcolm Sawyer
Michel Foucault, power and planning , pp 58-73: John Pløger
Michigan Science Center: Michelle Wooddell
Michio Morishima (1923–2004): Toichiro Asada
Micro Estimates of Public Spending Demand Functions and Tests of the Tiebout and Median-Voter Hypotheses , pp 81-105: .
Micro evidence: United States: Shaowen Luo and Daniel Villar
Micro-credential mountains and molehills , pp 251-259: Mairéad Nic Giolla Mhichíl
Micro-econometric approaches to the evaluation of technology-oriented public programmes: a non-technical review of the state of the art , pp 56-88: Spyros Arvanitis
Micro-finance and Poverty Reduction in Asia: John Weiss, Heather Montgomery and Elvira Kurmanalieva
Micro-macro dynamics in managing crises: empirical illustrations in a volatile institutional context , pp 137-162: Sofiane Baba, Ta√Øeb Hafsi and Hind Ouguenoune
Micro-macro interactions, competitiveness and sustainability: José María Fanelli
Micro-projections of multidimensional child poverty in sub-Saharan Africa: Marina Vicini, John Fitzgerald, Daniela Pinto Veizaga, Arpita Saggar and Oliver Fiala
Micro-takaful in India: a path toward financial inclusion and sustainable development , pp 300-323: Mohammad Faisal, Asif Akhtar, Asad Rehman and M. Abdul Samad
Microanalyses of Mail Demand Drivers for Large Business Customers , pp 307-326: Peter Koppe and Christian Bosch
Microbusiness innovation in the United States: making sense of the largest and most variegated firm size class , pp 31-53: John E. Jankowski, Timothy Wojan and Audrey E. Kindlon
Microclustering of the Media Industries in London: Andy C. Pratt
Microcredit in Austria: Susanne Zurl-Meyer and Horst Maunz
Microcredit in Belgium: Annika Cayrol and Jean Marchand
Microcredit in Denmark: Tuija Wallgren and Mohammad Naveed Awan
Microcredit in France: Financial Support for Social Inclusion: Stefanie Lämmermann
Microcredit in Luxembourg: Véronique Faber
Microcredit in Norway: Elisabet Ljunggren and Trude Emaus Holm
Microcredit in Portugal: Manuel Brandão Alves
Microcredit in Romania: Maria Doiciu and Diana Bialus
Microcredit in Slovakia: Allan Bussard and Beata Dobova
Microcredit in Spain: The Role of Saving Banks: Silvia Rico Garrido, Maricruz Lacalle Calderón and Bárbara Jayo Carboni
Microcredit in Sweden: Ranjula Bali Swain
Microcredit: when market-driven social innovations go wrong , pp 168-197: Milford Bateman
Microeconomic Demand Modelling for Price Elasticities , pp 357-368: Frédérique Fève, Jean-Pierre Florens and Sophie Richard
Microeconomic foundation of financial economics: Maame Ammah Frimpomaah Fosu and Joshua Yindenaba Abor
Microeconomic foundations for stochastic general equilibrium macro models , pp 109-123: .
Microeconomics of supply , pp 694-700: Arrigo Opocher
Microfinance: .
Microfinance , pp i-ii: Judith Tyson
Microfinance , pp 227-237: Antonio Andreoni
Microfinance: James Roth
Microfinance in the Netherlands: Margot Lobbezoo
Microfinance, cooperatives and time banks: community-provided welfare , pp 433-444: Ed Collom
Microfinance, Innovations and Commercialisation: Reinhard Schmidt
Microfoundational Programs: Kevin Hoover
Microfoundations: .
Microfoundations of Jevons’s Double Coincidence Condition: .
Microfoundations of Macroeconomic Competitiveness: .
Microfoundations of Tourist Choice: Andreas Papatheodorou
Microfoundations: A Decisive Dividing Line between Keynesian and New Classical Macroeconomics?: Michel De Vroey
Microfranchise Business Models: Kirk Magleby
Microfranchise Funding: Naoko Felder-Kuzu
Microfranchises for war victims and victimizers’ social and economic (re)integration: Andrés Barrios and Adriano Cano