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Productivity Factors in Public Services: .
Productivity Factors in Services: .
Productivity Growth and Catch-up in Less-developed Economies , pp 93-126: Ching-Cheng Chang and Been-Lon Chen
Productivity growth in Latin America: 1820–2024: André Hofman and Mariana del Rio
Productivity growth persistence: firm strategies, size and system properties , pp 176-202: Cristiano Antonelli, Francesco Crespi and Giuseppe Scellato
Productivity Growth, Catch-up and Convergence in China’s Reforming Economy: Yanrui Wu
Productivity Growth, Convergence, and Welfare: What the Long-Run Data Show , pp 3-16: .
Productivity in Estonian Enterprises: the Role of Innovation and Competition , pp 131-167: Priit Vahter
Productivity in the Advanced Countries: From Expansion to Crisis: Matilde Mas
Productivity Performance in Three Small European Countries: Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands: Chantal Kegels, Michael Peneder and Henry van der Wiel
Productivity Transitions in Large Mature Economies: France, Germany and the UK: Bernd Görzig, Martin Gornig and Laurence Nayman
Productivity, joint consultation and human relations in post-war Britain: the Attlee Government and the workplace , pp 25-43: Jim Tomlinson
Productivity, production relations and class efficiency: illustrations from Indian agriculture , pp 121-135: Amit Bhaduri
Productivity, R&D, and Intellectual Property Rights in East Asia and India: Kensuke Kubo
Productivity-Related Economic Impacts of Soil Degradation in Developing Countries: An Evaluation of Regional Experience , pp 223-261: Sara J. Scherr
Products Liability: Mark A. Geistfeld
Professional cyclists and processes of identification and dis-identification , pp 128-142: .
Professional emergence and boundary work in the Italian wine industry: ‘Nella botte piccola c’è il vino buono’ , pp 253-281: Marco Bottura, Raffaele Corrado, Bernard Forgues and Vincenza Odorici
Professional ethics for animal lawyers: Russ Mead
Professional football clubs and associations under pressure: COVID-19 as a precursor of structural change in European sport , pp 125-137: J√ºrgen Mittag and Jörg-Uwe Nieland
Professional football in Japan , pp 368-380: Wolfram Manzenreiter and John Horne
Professional forecasters and markets: the term structure of inflation expectations: S. Borağan Aruoba
Professional hysteresis: the changing asymmetries of the medical profession in Türkiye: Elyesa Koytak
Professional Licensing and Self-regulation in Europe and China: A Law and Economics Perspective: Niels Philipsen
Professional practice: net zero in the maelstrom: Peter Newman
Professional soccer in the Netherlands , pp 336-350: Ruud Koning
Professional tennis in the twenty-first century: Hawk-Eye on competitive balance , pp 27-43: Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez and Julio del Corral
Professional-level problems: staff shortage, divided responsibilities, or missing communication? , pp 101-121: .
Professionalism, corporate governance and purposeful culture in banking: Peter McCormack
Professionalism, participation and the public good: issues of arbitration in development management and the critique of the neo-populist approach , pp 132-152: David Brown
Professionals’ Capitalism and Democracy: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
Professions and capitalism: Sida Liu
Professor Andrew Kliman , pp 129-139: .
Professor Anwar Shaikh , pp 244-259: .
Professor at Lund , pp 218-244: .
Professor Charles Goodhart CBE, FBA , pp 99-108: .
Professor David Colander , pp 292-301: .
Professor Engelbert Stockhammer , pp 260-274: .
Professor Geoff Harcourt , pp 109-117: .
Professor Geoff Hodgson , pp 327-341: .
Professor Jamie Morgan , pp 392-414: .
Professor John Smithin , pp 440-451: .
Professor Jonathan Joseph , pp 342-352: .
Professor Kevin Dowd , pp 60-78: .
Professor L. Randall Wray , pp 284-290: .
Professor Malcolm Sawyer , pp 213-232: .
Professor Marc Lavoie , pp 140-151: .
Professor Martin Watts , pp 275-283: .
Professor Paul Davidson , pp 46-59: .
Professor Ricardo Reis , pp 190-212: .