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On the Economics of Climate Change and the Climate Change of Economics , pp 41-52: Stefan P. Schleicher
On the efficiency of health measures and the ‘appropriate level of protection’ , pp 116-138: Jeffery Atik
On the Endogeneity of Output in Dynamic Labour-Demand Models , pp 177-192: Cees Gorter, Wolter Hassink, Peter Nijkamp, Eric Pels, Cees Gorter, Wolter Hassink, Peter Nijkamp and Eric Pels
On the energy transition and extractive industries: Rosalind Cavaghan
On the European Innovation Policy: Key Issues for Policy-Making: Maria João Rodrigues
On the evolution and diversity of liberalisms , pp 21-44: .
On the Existence of Pure Nash Equilibrium in Dynamic Traffic Assignments: Takamasa Iryo
On the External Dimension of the Lisbon Agenda: Key Issues for Policy-Making: Maria João Rodrigues
On the Form of Elections (1789) , pp 169-189: .
On the foundations of Minsky's business cycle theory: an interpretation*: Richard Arena and Alain Raybaut
On the future of environmental economics: Rüdiger Pethig
On the geography of bubbles and financial crises , pp 29-50: Gary Dymski and Mimoza Shabani
On the governance of privacy-preserving systems for the web: should Privacy Sandbox be governed? , pp 279-314: Lukasz Olejnik
On the Historical Continuity of the Process of Economic Growth , pp 111-134: Ton van Schaik
On the historiography of economics , pp 55-65: .
On the humanity of teaching social psychology: Representation, perspective and compassion , pp 2-14: Samuel R. Sommers
On the impact of national team tournaments on European professional football leagues , pp 202-213: Levi Pérez
On the Implementation of Transfers to Subnational Governments: Ehtisham Ahmad and Bob Searle
On the importance of partnerships between public health research institutions and health economics faculty in universities, for the engagement of non-economics students in health economics training: perspectives from Brazil , pp 266-282: Tânia Maria Costa da Silva Beume
On the importance of tournament design in sports management: Evidence from the UEFA Euro 2020 qualification , pp 22-35: Kjetil Haugen and Alex Krumer
On the incentives and rewards: Motivation and economic activity: George Kararach
On the Income Distribution as a Public Good , pp 41-45: .
On the interaction between preferential trade agreements and multilateralism: Halis Murat Yildiz
On the issue of realism in the economics of institutions and organizations: themes from Coase and Richardson: Uskali Mäki
On the King-Davenant "Law" of Demand , pp 119-138: .
On the limits of real exchange-rate targeting under foreign exchange constraint , pp 124-148: Bastian Eduardo F.
On the long-period method: a comment on Ravagnani: Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori
On the Macroeconomic Foundations of the Wage-Price Relationship , pp 360-383: Jean-Luc Bailly
On the Measurement and Mismeasurement of Happiness: Contemporary Theories and Methodological Directions: Anthony D. Ong
On the Measurement of the Openness of the Chinese Economy: Jean-Louis Combes, Patrick Guillaumont and Sandra Poncet
On the measurement of welfare changes at second-best optima: Kunio Kawamata
On the mechanical contributions of ageing to global income inequality , pp 59-73: Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue and Michel Tenikue
On the Methodology of Assessing Agent-Based Evolutionary Models in the Social Sciences: Paul Ormerod and Bridget Rosewell
On the Methodology of Business Cycle Analysis: Stefan Mittnik and Klaus Wohlrabe
On the nature and origins of money , pp 14-21: Alla Semenova
On the need for digital regulators: Cary Coglianese
On the Need for the Citizens to Ratify the Constitution (1789) , pp 271-279: .
On the new economic geography and the progress of geographical economics: Stephen Meardon
On the Notion of Co-evolution in Economic Geography: Eike W. Schamp
On the Optimal Sanction Structure When Individuals are Imperfectly Informed about the Probability of Apprehension , pp 63-76: Tim Friehe and Tim Friehe
On the origin and identification of government failures: William A. Nickanen
On the Origins of A Monetary History: Hugh Rockoff
On the origins of cryptocurrencies , pp 200-215: William Luther and Nikhil Sridhar
On the path to enlightenment? Reviewing the literature systematically - or not , pp 20-27: Céline Rojon
On the perception of safety in low income neighbourhoods: using digital images in a stated choice experiment , pp 193-210: Paula Iglesias, Margarita Greene and Juan de Dios Ortúzar
On the Perils of Privatization , pp 158-179: .
On the persistence of public sector efficiency and the role of historical institutional quality , pp 129-148: Konstantinos Angelopoulos and Pantelis Kammas
On the politics of preferential trade agreements: Giovanna Maria Dora Dore
On the Possibility of Continuing Expansion of Finite Resources , pp 58-70: .
On the possible government of the city , pp 202-218: Carlo Donolo