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Modern Monetary Theory: the good, the bad and the ugly , pp 71-88: Marc Lavoie
Modern Money Theory: Eugenio Caverzasi and Antoine Godin
Modern Money Theory and economic theory , pp 99-115: Eric Tymoigne
Modern Money Theory and exchange rates , pp 293-302: John Harvey
Modern Money Theory and international law working together1 , pp 89-97: John D. Haskell
Modern Money Theory and the monetary system: a response to critics , pp 420-432: Eric Tymoigne
Modern Money Theory policymaking praxis and financial and economic stability: a response to critics , pp 447-464: Eric Tymoigne
Modern Money Theory policymaking praxis: a response to critics , pp 433-446: Eric Tymoigne
Modern Money Theory: sociology and economics , pp 35-46: Geoffrey Ingham
Modern Resource-based Theory(ies): Nicolaï Foss and Nils Stieglitz
Modern slavery in supply chains , pp 245-264: Justine Nolan
Modern social trends that facilitate collaborative consumption adoption: an exploration of new opportunities , pp 214-229: Yang (Jenny) Guo, Xiaodong Nie and Debi P. Mishra
Modern Theory and Practice of Central Banking: An Endogenous Money Perspective , pp 41-66: Giuseppe Fontana and Alfonso Palacio-Vera
Modernisation Theory: .
Modernising agriculture , pp 134-172: .
Modernising the Demos: institutional architecture and procedural mechanics in public law , pp 166-186: .
Modernising the NHS: A Promising Start, but Fundamental Reform is Needed , pp 198-200: .
Modernising the state: the New Zealand experience , pp 21-41: Margaret Wilson
Modernist thinking on riba , pp 174-182: .
Modernization of trademark legislation in Mexico: The case of olfactory and sound marks , pp 275-302: Guillermo Martínez Cons
Modernization: ideological cover for capitalist development , pp 22-44: .
Modernizing Government: .
Modes of Asian financial integration: financing infrastructure , pp 349-401: Biswanath Bhattacharyay
Modes of Entry by Chinese Firms in the United States: Economic and Political Issues: Steven Globerman and Daniel Shapiro
Modes of innovation and the prospects for economic development in South Africa and Tanzania , pp 119-150: Mario Scerri
Modes of production, the world in which capitalism emerged and the assets on which it drew: Michael Dunford
Modes of Regional Embeddedness: Companies in Seven European Regions Compared: Dieter Rehfeld
Modes of Regulation in the Governance of the European Union: Towards a Comprehensive Evaluation: Christoph Knill and Andrea Lenschow
Modification and matching: .
Modification of contract and writing requirements: Marco Torsello
Modification of directives and contract modifications: Piotr Bogdanowicz
Modigliani–Miller theorem: Tracy Mott
Modular solutions and creative coding: the success of the creative and cultural industries in Australia , pp 21-35: Scott Brook
Modularity and economic organization: concepts, theory, observations, and predictions: Ron Sanchez and Joseph T. Mahoney
Modularity and its Implications for the Theory of the Firm: Andreas Reinstaller
Modularity in Technology and Organization: Richard Langlois
Modulating dynamics in transport for climate protection , pp 312-339: Rene Kemp and Ellen Moors
Modus vivendi, polycentricity, and “decolonizing” the study of the urban–rural divide: Kris Kanthak
Molecular biotechnologies: insights on production through the lens of reproduction , pp 473-489: Miriam Boyer
Monarchies, hereditary and non-hereditary: Gordon Tullock
Monetarism: John B. Egger
Monetarism , pp 375-390: Arash Molavi Vasséi
Monetarism: Alvaro Cencini
Monetarism: .
Monetarism and the Crisis in Economics , pp 321-331: .
Monetarism and the officials , pp 12-15: .
Monetarism and the politicians , pp 21-33: .
Monetarism in the UK , pp 8-11: .
Monetarism under Thatcher , pp 16-20: .
Monetary adjustment and inflation of financial claims in the UK after 1980 , pp 68-88: John Lepper, Mimoza Shabani, Jan Toporowski and Judith Tyson