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Marginal productivity: Walter Block
Marginal utility: Jack High
Marginalisation in Spanish dry areas: the case of Villafáfila Lagoons Reserve , pp 149-170: Jordi Rosell, Lourdes Viladomiu and Anna Zamora
Marginalisation of rural economies in the Czech Republic and Hungary , pp 107-130: Alajos Fehér, Josef Fanta, Gábor Szabó and František Zemek
Marginalist Controversy, The: .
Marginalizing the German savings banks through the European Single Market , pp 176-192: Halyna Semenyshyn
Marie-Esprit-Léon Walras (1834–1910): Roberto Baranzini
Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Caritat de Condorcet (1743–1794): Gilbert Faccarello
Marijuana and image rights: Emma Perot
Marine ecosystems and global climate change: economic consequences, resilience and adjustment , pp 202-228: .
Marine plastic waste: Olubukola Tokede and Isaac Akinwumi
Marital disruption and economic well-being; poverty, income and lifestyle deprivation: Hans-Jürgen Andress, Barbara Borgloh, Miriam Bröckel, Marco Giesselmann and Dina Hummelsheim
Marital disruption in Spain: class selectivity and deterioration of economic conditions: Lluis Flaquer and Anna Garriga
Maritime claims in the South China Sea and freedom of navigation operations , pp 171-194: Jonathan G. Odom
Maritime decarbonisation: Aykut I. Ölçer and Levent Bilgili
Maritime Insurance, Life Insurance and Other Subjects , pp 449-494: .
Maritime labour and contested spaces of agency: seafarers’ and dockers’ struggles for decolonisation and democracy: David Featherstone
Maritime networks , pp 58-92: .
Maritime Networks: A Source of Competitiveness for Shipping Lines: Antoine Frémont
Maritime Ports: Lourdes Trujillo and Marianela Gonzalez
Maritime security: Elsa Lilja Gunnarsdottir and Marianne Riddervold
Maritime security , pp 135-159: .
Maritime spatial planning and offshore wind energy , pp 60-82: Anne Marie O’Hagan
Maritime trade and geopolitics: the Indian Ocean as Japan’s sea lane , pp 388-401: Takashi Yamazaki
Mark Blaug (b. 1927) , pp 198-223: .
Mark Blaug and the economics of the arts , pp 208-224: Victor Ginsburgh
Mark Blaug on the historiography of economics , pp 159-176: John Davis
Mark Blaug on the quantity theory: a skirmish on the border between science and ideology in the history of economic thought , pp 63-77: David Laidler
Mark Perlman (b. 1923) , pp 74-91: .
Mark-up Determinants and Effectiveness of Open Market Operations in an Oligopsonistic Banking Sector: The Mexican Case: Noemí Levy and Guadalupe Mántey
MARKAL analysis: Nadejda Victor and Christopher J. Nichols
Marked by Dynamics: Berlin and Warsaw in the Process of Functional Change: Ewa Korcelli-Olejniczak
Market: John O’Neill
Market Abuse Regulation/Market Abuse Directive (MAR/MAD) , pp 259-274: .
Market adjustment processes , pp 226-236: Axel Leijonhujvud
Market Allocation Model (MARKAL) at ECN: Koen Smekens, Gerard Martinus and Bob van der Zwaan
Market and Competition , pp 22-34: .
Market and domination , pp 68-97: .
Market and Technology , pp 1-6: .
Market and the State , pp 99-107: .
Market Based Adaptive Task Allocations for Autonomous Agents , pp 269-278: Jared W. Patterson and Kendall E. Nygard
Market behavior of tourism firms and its effects on the boundaries of firm , pp 100-115: Nicolas Peypoch
Market Concentration in the Antitrust Analysis of Horizontal Mergers: Jonathan B. Baker
Market Constraints Upon Firms: Vulnerability: .
Market Coordination and Network Effects: The Case of the European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform: Stian Nygaard and Annika Rickne
Market definition in merger control revisited , pp 87-107: Jorge Padilla, Joe Perkins and Salvatore Piccolo
Market definition in the telecoms industry: Jordi Gual
Market definition under attack: how relevant is the relevant market? , pp 301-324: Hila Nevo
Market development and output composition , pp 120-125: .
Market development and public-private partnerships , pp 137-160: .