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The Austrians and the Stockholm School: Two Failures in the Development of Modem Macroeconomics? , pp 180-212: .
The autonomy of the university in medieval times , pp 33-41: Barbara M. Kehm
The Availability of Interdisciplinary Economics Educators and the Actions of Deans: Explaining the Small Contribution of Economics to a Liberal Education: Arthur H. Goldsmith
The axiomatic approach to unidimensional poverty , pp 70-81: Casilda Lasso de la Vega
The Baby Boomers , pp 60-95: .
The backdrop to EU Cohesion Policy debates: Europe 2020 and the post-crisis economy , pp 1-15: .
The background , pp 45-55: .
The Background of K. Akamatsu’s Gankou Keitai Ron and its Development: Early Empirical Analysis at Nagoya: Tadashi Ohtsuki
The Background to China’s Economic Reforms: .
The background to European Union shipping policy , pp 5-21: .
The backward and forward linkages of the iron and steel industry in China and their implications , pp 106-128: Yu Sheng and Ligang Song
The balance sheet of the Eurosystem , pp 33-55: Oreste Tristani
The balanced scorecard framework as a key performance measurement innovation: a judgment and decision-making perspective , pp 86-111: Kerry A. Humphreys
The Balcerowicz Programme , pp 81-106: .
The Bang-Bang Model of Public Utility Regulation in Intertemporal General Equilibrium , pp 128-140: William A. Brock and Stephen P. Magee
The Bangladesh Accord and Alliance: addressing building safety through global supply chain co-governance , pp 416-431: Mark Anner and Jennifer Bair
The Bank for International Settlements: which activities can be justifed from a normative economic perspective?: Peter Bernholz
The bank liquidity trap , pp 68-86: .
The Bank of Credit and Commerce International affair: .
The Bank of England after the Great Depression , pp 103-133: .
The Bank of England and the Great Depression , pp 64-102: .
The Bank of Finland's macroeconomic model BOF5: Hanna-Leena Männistö
The Bank of Italy's quarterly model: Fabio Busetti, Alberto Locarno and Libero Monteforte
The Bank of Japan as a real estate tycoon: large-scale REIT purchases , pp 21-38: Takahiro Hattori and Jiro Yoshida
The Bank of Japan’s balance sheet , pp 56-78: Kosuke Aoki
The Bank of Russia: from central planning to inflation targeting , pp 94-116: Juliet Johnson
The banking reformer , pp 9-38: .
The banking sector and the SDGs: interconnections and future directions , pp 175-198: Olaf Weber
The Banking System in Bulgaria , pp 219-240: Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Kalin Hristov, Jeffrey B. Miller, Nickolay Nenovsky and Boris Petrov
The Banking System – Development and Current Issues: Hung-gay Fung and Qingfeng ‘Wilson’ Liu
The Banking Union in EU law: an EU institutional law perspective , pp 29-48: Alberto de Gregorio Merino
The Bargaining Problem , pp 1-8: .
The Barings affair: .
The barter controversy , pp 466-469: John Creedy
The Basel Capital Rules and Trade Finance: Andrew Cornford
The Basel II Influence on the Money Supply Process: A Comparative Analysis of the Eurozone and the United States: Stelios Karagiannis, Yannis Panagopoulos and Aristotelis Spiliotis
The Basel rules and the banking system: an American perspective , pp 164-178: Steve Hanke
The basic economic theory of copyright , pp 9-25: Richard Watt
The basic Kaleckian distribution and growth models , pp 241-271: .
The Basic Technology Issues at Stake: Colin Jackson
The Basic-Level Elections in Guangzhou Since 1979 , pp 107-121: Kwan-kwok Leung
The basics matter: at the periphery of intellectual property: F. Scott Kieff and Troy A. Paredes
The basis for Keyness success: why was Keynes able to succeed? , pp 168-190: .
The Basis of Islamic Banking: .
The Basle Accord and macroeconomic activity: John-ren Chen
The Basle Concordat: .
The battle against digital copyright infringements in ASEAN , pp 297-317: Hannah Yee-Fen Lim
The Battle for New Policies , pp 206-226: .
The Bayesian approach to poverty measurement , pp 475-487: Michel Lubrano and Zhou Xun
The beauty of simplicity? (Simple) heuristics and the opportunities yet to be realized , pp 119-136: Andreas Ortmann and Leonidas Spiliopoulos