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Should we trust people to do the right thing? , pp 84-120: .
Showcasing life cycle management , pp 41-51: Pia Wiche and Natalia A. Cano-Londoño
Shrimp Exports, Environment and Human Well-being in the Sunderbans, West Bengal: Kanchan Chopra, Pushpam Kumar and Preeti Kapuria
Shrinking the American Dream? Tiny housing, freedom and crisis in Austin, Texas: Mel Nowicki, Tim White and Ella Harris
Shrouded attributes, consumer myopia and information suppression in competitive markets , pp 40-74: Xavier Gabaix and David Laibson
Side-activity entrepreneur: lifestyle or economically oriented? , pp 132-156: Marianna Markantoni, Sierdjan Koster and Dirk Strijker
Sierra Leone: Alix J. Boucher
Signal Setting with Dynamic Process Assignment: Giulio E. Cantarella
Signalling and Screening: Sarah Brown and John Sessions
Signals and incentives in blockchain applications , pp 145-164: Cameron Harwick
Significance of NIH funding for small businesses: Albert N. Link and Alan C. OʼConnor
Signposts towards the Maoist end of history , pp 171-203: .
Signs of Safety – what is it, and what did the evidence say?: Lorna Stabler
Silent suffering: LGBTQ+ intimate partner violence unveiled , pp 62-76: Esra Ummak
Silver and the origin of Asian currencies , pp iii-iii: .
Silvio Gesells vision on monetary reform: how to reduce social inequalities , pp 292-305: Florencia Sember
Similarities and differences in Islamic and conventional banking , pp 55-70: Mohamed Ariff and Mervyn K. Lewis
Similarity Indexes and Criteria for Spatial Linking , pp 183-216: Walter Diewert
Simon and Knight , pp 99-128: J.-C. Spender
Simon said: Herb’s research rules and life lessons , pp 314-335: Robert Axtell
Simon, Herbert A: .
Simon, Herbert Alexander: .
Simple Interest and Compound Interest , pp 143-186: .
Simple stipulation vs. complex emergence as modes of inquiry , pp 59-72: .
Simple things first: One variable, one sample , pp 163-184: .
Simple ways to estimate choice models for single consumers , pp 498-518: Bart Frischknecht, Christine Eckert, Jordan Louviere and Tiago Ribeiro
Simplicity , pp 27-30: .
Simplified guidelines for planning sustainable and diversified forest management: a case study of the Villa Mills Demonstrative Experimental Area: Grace Saénz and Robin aus der Beek
Simplifying the formation of companies in light of Digitalization Directive 2019/1151: an analysis of benefits and risks , pp 224-242: Umberto Michele Carbonara
Simulating COVID-19 contagion patterns using a machine-learning-augmented agent-based model: Zi Hen Lin, Yair Grinberger and Daniel Felsenstein
Simulating geographical systems using cellular automata and agent-based models , pp 142-157: Alison Heppenstall, Andrew Crooks, Ed Manley and Nick Malleson
Simulating land-cover change in South-Central Indiana: an agent-based model of deforestation and afforestation , pp 218-247: Matthew Hoffmann, Hugh Kelley and Tom Evans
Simulating the Economic Impacts of Climate Change in the Mid-Atlantic Region , pp 131-139: .
Simulating the European Union: John McCormick
Simulating the Impact on the Local Economy of Alternative Management Scenarios for Natural Areas: Paola De Agostini, Stefania Lovo, Francesco Pecci, Federico Perali and Michele Baggio
Simulating the Role of MNCs for Knowledge and Capital Dynamics in Networks of Innovation: Petra Ahrweiler, Michel Schilperoord, Nigel Gilbert and Andreas Pyka
Simulating the State-by-State Effects of Terrorist Attacks on Three Major US Ports: Applying NIEMO (National Interstate Economic Model): Jiyoung Park, Peter Gordon, James E. Moore, Lanlan Wang and Harry W Richardson
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Simulation and estimation of macroeconomic models in Dynare , pp 593-608: Joao Madeira
Simulation Results , pp 57-81: .
Simulation studies, the aggregate production function and the accounting identity , pp 99-132: .
Simulation: Incorporating uncertainty , pp 232-238: Robert Farrow
Simulations and jurisprudence: Robbin Smith
Sin: Samuel Cameron
Sing if you’re Glad to be Grey. Working Towards a Happier Older Age in the United Kingdom: Philip Taylor
Singapore , pp 389-415: Willie Tan
Singapore: Kit Boey Chow, Kah Mun Leo and Susanna Leong
Singapore: Chia Siow Yue
Singapore: Chia Siow Yue
Singapore and Brunei: lessons for monetary clusters within East Asia: Ngiam Kee Jin