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Belgium’s Competitiveness: A Comparison of Foreign and Domestic Enterprises: Filip De Beule and Ilke Van Beveren
Belief consumption: Christian Schubert and Jan Schnellenbach
Belief management and unethical behavior: Samuel Lindquist, Silvia Saccardo and Marta Serra-Garcia
Beliefs about climate risks and market efficiency: Caterina Santi
Beliefs and Dynamic Consistency: Jean-Marc Tallon and Jean-Christophe Vergnaud
Beliefs and the Neutrality of Money , pp 113-125: Costas Azariadis
Beliefs, institutions and norms in a complex system: Lee J. Alston
Belonging and participation: perspectives of youth from socio-cultural margins , pp 92-102: Päivi Armila and Ari Sivenius
Belonging, wellbeing and engagement: perspectives of regional, rural and remote students , pp 133-148: Janine Delahunty and Nicole Crawford
Benchmark administrators as gatekeepers: accountability and policy effects , pp 126-154: Agnieszka Smoleńska and Promitheas Peridis
Benchmarking best practice of digital built asset management , pp 190-214: Xuhui Lin, Pengkun Liu, Jiayi Yan and Xuanjiang Chen
Benchmarking Employment Services in Germany: Hugh Mosley and Kai-Uwe Müller
Benchmarking Hospital Costs in the UK: Increasing Efficiency and Driving Innovation in the Healthcare Industry?: Sue Llewellyn and Deryl Northcott
Benchmarking in EU antitrust law , pp 191-198: Ginevra Bruzzone
Benchmarking in roads and tolled highways , pp 53-71: Carlo Cambini and Chris Nash
Benchmarking overcrowded national parks , pp 40-48: .
Benchmarking public transport: Richard Anderson
Benchmarking the Performance of Superannuation Funds: Hazel Bateman and Robert Hill
Benchmarks for Islamic asset pricing , pp 163-180: Abbas Mirakhor
Benchmarks Regulation , pp 372-383: .
Beneath Chinas low-carbon transitions: governing techniques and technologies , pp 68-101: .
Beneath Chinas low-carbon transitions: political rationalities , pp 37-67: .
Beneficiary charges: The Cinderella of subnational finance , pp 364-402: Yeti Nisha Madhoo and Shyam Nath
Benefit-cost analysis and US regulatory review: Finding a market failure , pp 78-85: Susan E. Dudley
Benefiting from Intellectual Property and Free Disclosure , pp 87-110: .
Benefits and concerns , pp 552-558: .
Benefits and Risks of Financial Integration: Cesare Calari
Benefits of Climate Policy , pp 5-34: .
Benefits of infrastructure investment: an empirical analysis , pp 80-94: Fan Zhai
Benefits of narrative-based forecasting: Nicholas Mangee
Benefits of tourism: Eva Psatha
Benefits theory , pp 39-61: .
Benefits Theory and TCM: .
Benefits thinking: ideas and tools for practice , pp 230-239: .
Benefits, challenges and trends for regional transport connectivity in Asia , pp 566-601: Peter O’Neill
Benefits, pitfalls, ethics and realities of GenAI in research , pp 43-57: Jerome Kiley
Benefit–Cost Analysis and a Safe Minimum Standard of Conservation: Alan Randall
Benevolence: .
Benign Neglect , pp 48-61: Charles P. Kindleberger
Benjamin Jowett , pp 570-572: Warren Samuels
Benjamin Klein's contributions to law and economics , pp 87-114: Joshua D. Wright
Bentham and Public Choice: Utility, Interests and the Agency Problem in Democracy: Pedro Schwartz
Bentham, Jeremy: .
Bentham’s legacy , pp 23-37: .
BEPS and the new politics of corporate tax justice , pp 40-67: Richard Eccleston
Berle and Means: Cecile Cezanne
Bern: the government city , pp 46-72: .
Bernanke, Ben Shalom: Jamie Morgan and Brendan Sheehan
Bernardo Davanzati: A Discourse upon Coins (1588) , pp 123-131: .
Berthold Frank Hoselitz: David Mitch