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The Great Seesaw of Civilization , pp 516-520: Zoltan Acs
The great source of income: revenues of the OCOG , pp 95-192: .
The Great Synergy: The European Enlightenment as a Factor in Modern Economic Growth: Joel Mokyr
The Great Trade Collapse and Contraction of Exports from Korea during the Global Crisis: Hangyu Lee
The Great Trade Collapse and its Impact on Firms in Europe: Laszlo Halpern
The Green New Deal in a Kaleckian model of growth and distribution , pp 110-129: Neil Perry
The Green New Deal: economic analysis and practical policy , pp 130-144: Jonathan M. Harris
The Green Revolution: Robert E. Evenson
The green transition: understanding and managing impacts for workers , pp 119-138: Capucine Riom and Anna Valero
The grid costs of renewable energy deployment , pp 158-178: Joan Batalla-Bejerano, Daniel Davi-Arderius and Elisa Trujillo-Baute
The Group of Twenty: input and output legitimacy, reforms and agenda , pp 27-54: Andrew F. Cooper
The growing but declining gap puzzle , pp 141-144: .
The Growing Importance of Networks in Finance and its Effects on Competition , pp 110-135: Stijn Claessens, Gergely Dobos, Daniela Klingebiel and Luc Laeven
The growing postdoctorate population at US research universities: Jennifer Ma and Paula E. Stephan
The growing role of nontax revenue sources in American cities , pp 64-87: Min Su
The Growing Volatility of the Global Economy from a Complex System Perspective: Chuan-Leong Lam
The Growth and Decline of Industrial Districts , pp 138-162: .
The growth and organization of a precariat: working in the clothing industry in Johannesburg’s inner city , pp 43-71: Katherine Joynt and Edward Webster
The Growth and Strategic Orientation of Multinationals’ R&D in China: Feng Zhang and Robert Pearce
The Growth of Monetary Aggregates , pp 184-215: .
The Growth of Small Business: an American Perspective , pp 391-404: Zoltan Acs
The growth of the English rule of law , pp 16-45: .
The growth, opportunities and challenges facing Islamic finance in Nigeria: evidence from waqf and sukuk , pp 193-207: Monsurat Ayojimi Salami, Harun TanrÄ±vermiÅŸ and Ahmet Hilmi Erciyes
The guaranteed minimum income as a proposal to remove poverty in Brazil , pp 47-68: Eduardo Matarazzo Suplicy and Samir Cury
The Gulf oil spill (FlexNIEMO) , pp 180-191: JiYoung Park, Harry W. Richardson, Peter Gordon, James E. Moore and Qisheng Pan
The hacker ethic as the culture of the information age: Pekka Himanen
The Hague: the international government city , pp 100-127: .
The halal food industry , pp iii-iii: Joe M. Regenstein, Mian Nadeem Riaz, Muhammad Chaudry and Carrie E. Regenstein
The Harberger Triangle: Yew-Kwang Ng
The hard law of live: a case study on French sports channels during COVID-19 , pp 113-124: ValÃ©rie Bonnet and Tyler Ratts
The Harmonization of ASEAN: Competition Laws and Policy from an Economic Integration Perspective: Lawan Thanadsillapakul
The Harrod Model of Growth and Some Early Reactions to It: .
The Havana Charter: when state and market shake hands , pp 281-290: Jean-Christophe Graz
The Hayek Difference: .
The Hayek-Ketnes macro debate: William Butos
The Health and Social Care Divide in the United Kingdom: Catherine Henderson
The health industry innovation ecosystem of Ontario, Canada , pp 139-163: .
The Health Industry Model: New Roles for the Health Industry: Stuart O. Schweitzer and Marco Di Tommaso
The health insurance game , pp 17-31: Jennifer Kohn
The health of the world’s women , pp 434-453: Purnima Madhivanan and Karl Krupp
The Heckscher-Ohlin Theory Encounters the New Trade Theory , pp 182-212: .
The Heckscherâ€“Ohlin Model with an Endogenous Natural Rate: .
The Hedging Performance of the Capesize Forward Freight Market: Manolis Kavussanos and Ilias Visvikis
The hegemon , pp 53-65: .
The hegemony constraints in the neoliberal years of capitalism , pp 56-78: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
The hegemony of big corporations and the internationalization of capital: a stagnation model with restricted democracy , pp 204-221: Gonzalo CÃ³mbita-Mora and Ã lvaro MartÃn Moreno-Rivas
The heirs: I. Josef Steindl , pp 115-133: .
The heirs: II. Kurt Rothschild , pp 134-152: .
The hemisphere in the international political economy: Sidney Weintraub and Gavin Boyd
The Herculean task of making a contribution to the scholarship of tourism , pp 65-78: Freya Higgins-Desbiolles