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Redistributive Taxation in Closed and Open Economies , pp 104-123: Ngo Long and Koji Shimomura
Reducing chemical risks: OECD and lead: Kaye Dal Bon
Reducing climate emissions from farms: New Zealand’s proposed farm levy and California policies compared , pp 58-73: Roberta Mann and Walter Wang
Reducing Conflict in Global Warming Policy: The Potential of Equity as a Unifying Principle , pp 277-285: .
Reducing cost uncertainty and encouraging ratification of the Kyoto Protocol , pp 231-246: Raymond Kopp, Richard Morgenstern, William Pizer and Frédéric Ghersi
Reducing debt service by refunding debt , pp 152-163: .
Reducing energy consumption through public finance: development of electric vehicle industry in China: Chen Li, Tsz Chung Yow and Mark Wang
Reducing gender inequality , pp 98-103: .
Reducing growth to achieve environmental sustainability: the role of work hours: Kyle Knight, Eugene A. Rosa and Juliet B. Schor
Reducing inequality - and a general conclusion , pp 228-250: .
Reducing Material Throughput: A Contribution to the Measurement of Dematerialization and Sustainable Human Development , pp 75-92: Friedrich Hinterberger and Eberhard K Seifert
Reducing motor vehicle GHG emissions via land-use and transport integration: realistic expectations and essential strategies , pp 313-331: Elisa Barbour and Gian-Claudia Sciara
Reducing Petty Corruption: What Role for a More Competitive Political System? , pp 96-121: John K. Wilson and John K. Wilson
Reducing poverty and income inequality , pp 69-87: .
Reducing Security Tensions in Northeast Asia: Lessons from Economics and Institutions: T.J. Pempel
Reducing social spatial inequity with public transport in Melbourne, Australia , pp 25-38: Jan Scheurer and Carey Curtis
Reducing the Global and Local Environmental Impact of Transport in the Alpine Region , pp 220-248: Bertrand Chateau, Birgit Friedl, Alberto Frondaroli, Mario Keller, Romain Molitor and Karl W. Steininger
Reduction to Dated Quantities of Labour: .
Reexamining engagement in Australian higher education: insights from students with Culturally and Linguistically Marginalised Migrant andor Refugee (CALMMR) backgrounds , pp 167-181: Rachel Burke, Sally Baker and Tebeje Molla
Reexamining social intelligence, emotional intelligence, and cultural intelligence, for congruence and divergence: does social intelligence still exist? , pp 45-58: Kerri Anne Crowne and Kevin Lo
Refereeing and infringement of the rules , pp 401-418: Peter Dawson
Reference implementation software , pp 249-254: Elena Alina On_anu
Reference pricing as a pharmaceutical reimbursement mechanism: G. López-Casasnovas and J. Puig-Junoy
Reference scheme for innovative processes , pp 3-47: .
Reference-dependent utility in an industrial cluster , pp 268-282: Ola Olsson
References , pp 154-170: .
References , pp 199-214: .
Referencing , pp 48-66: .
Refining contemporary thinking on corruption: bridging insights from political economy to international business , pp 102-124: Zhaowei J. Chen, Roberto Martin N. Galang and Andrew Delios
Refining Market Design: David M Newbery
Reflecting on cosmology and environmental protection: Maori cultural rights in Aotearoa New Zealand , pp 274-308: Catherine J. Iorns Magallanes
Reflecting on editorial transitions: the case of Modern Chinese Literature and Culture , pp 193-201: Kirk A. Denton
Reflecting on the potential of EntreCompEdu to stimulate teachers’ entrepreneurial thinking and activity , pp 112-134: Russell Grigg, Felicity Healey-Benson, Hazel Israel, Elin McCallum and Lea Oksanen
Reflecting on the ‘ethos’ of public sector accounting: from ‘taken-for-granted’ to ‘plural’ values? , pp 91-106: Jan van Helden and Ileana Steccolini
Reflection on a university's role in regional economic development: Mark A. Mone
Reflection upon the development of, and the future for, welfare states , pp 396-400: Bent Greve
Reflections , pp 235-235: .
Reflections: S. Irudaya Rajan and Anand Sreekumar
Reflections about the state and development strategies in peripheral capitalism: Emilia Ormaechea
Reflections After Three Decades: James Buchanan
Reflections and conclusions , pp 334-339: Sabine Jacques and Ruth Soetendorp
Reflections and conclusions: Ellen Boeren
Reflections and future directions for multidisciplinary gender studies: Kath Woodward and Sophie Woodward
Reflections and Ways Forward: Hannah Kettler, Maureen McKelvey and Luigi Orsenigo
Reflections for doing anti-racist research , pp 189-203: Helena Liu
Reflections from a postcolonial experience in developing research , pp 223-235: Roberta Aguzzoli
Reflections of a Policy Economist: Edward Gramlich
Reflections on 40 years of conservativeness: an introduction to the book: Etienne Farvaque and Piotr Stanek
Reflections on a public risk-sharing capacity for the euro area , pp 200-213: Hubert Gabrisch
Reflections on descriptive and prescriptive issues in Administrative Behavior, the work for which Herbert Simon received the 1978 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics , pp 78-97: Hersh Shefrin