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The Neoclassical Model of Economic Growth , pp 15-37: .
The Neoclassical School , pp 54-72: Hassan Bougrine
The Neoliberal Paradox: The Impact of Destructive Product Market Competition and Modern Financial Markets on Nonfinancial Corporation Performance in the Neoliberal Era , pp 272-304: .
The neoliberal settlement , pp 172-191: .
The Neoliberal Tide of the ‘Washington Consensus’: .
The net cost of the USO under the profitability cost approach: implications of labor market conditions for the net cost calculation , pp 189-203: Isabelle Carslake, George Houpis and Christian Strobel
The Netherlands: Henriette Prast and Iman Lelyveld
The Netherlands , pp 236-277: Eric CCM Kemmeren
The Netherlands , pp 214-243: Joop Koppenjan, Stefan Verweij and Alfons van Marrewijk
The Netherlands: An Integrated, Participatory Approach to Environmental Policymaking: Duncan Liefferink and Mark Wiering
The Netherlands: Finding common ground in an increasingly fragmented workforce , pp 178-199: Judith Roosblad and Lisa Berntsen
The Netherlands: From convergence to divergence in Europe? Social dialogue and industrial relations in the face of household labour supply , pp 250-290: Wiemer Salverda
The Netherlands: from private initiatives to non-profit hybrids and back?: Paul Dekker
The Netherlands: Growing Importance of Private Sector Arrangements , pp 220-265: Martin Blomsma and Roel Jansweijer
The Netherlands: institutional fragmentation in a patient-centered system , pp 46-61: .
The Netherlands: Is the Impact of the Financial Crisis on Inequalities Different from in the Past?: Wiemer Salverda
The Netherlands: Minimum Wage Fall Shifts Focus to Part-time Jobs: Wiemer Salverda
The Netherlands: Wage cuts no longer a constructive option , pp 371-410: Wiemer Salverda
The network nature of the Internet infrastructure , pp 81-133: .
The network of economic regulators , pp 126-136: Francesca Pia Vantaggiato
The network of networks , pp 126-152: .
The networked market on distributed ledger technology – concept and theory , pp 89-135: .
The neurobiological basis of aggressive behavior: Francesco Orzi
The neurodiversity paradigm and the future of higher education , pp 189-200: Sara J. Renzulli and Nicholas W. Gelbar
The neurological learning process of the flipped classroom approach: Zsuzsanna Kispál-Vitai
The neuroscience of counterproductive work behavior: Yannick Griep and Richelle Mychasiuk
The never-ending brand protection conundrum , pp 240-246: Vivian Vassallo
The Never-ending Story of Regional Trade Agreements: Roberto V. Fiorentino
The New Approach to State Aid: Contributions and Limits from Case Law of the European Courts: Massimo Merola and Marie Debieuvre
The New Argonauts, Global Search and Local Institution Building: AnnaLee Saxenian and Charles Sabel
The New Argonauts, Global Search and Local Institution Building: Anna-Lee Saxenian
The new biology: Implications for knowledge policy , pp 138-151: Sigrid A. Lehnert
The New Classical economics: Kevin Hoover
The New Climate Economics: The Stem Review versus its Critics , pp 32-57: Frank Ackerman
The New Consensus on Monetary Policy Seen from a Post-Keynesian Perspective , pp 15-34: Marc Lavoie
The New Course of EU State Aid Rules during the 2007–09 Financial Crisis: Costanza A. Russo
The new crisis paradigm: the GIIPS countries , pp 143-174: .
The New Deal and planning , pp i-ii: .
The New Development Philosophy: inspiration for the WTO reform on industrial subsidy rules: Ru Ding and Yupeng Cheng
The New Disciplinary Framework: Conditionality, New Aid Architecture and Global Economic Governance: Celine Tan
The New Dynamics of Family Formation and the Explosion of Childbearing Outside Marriage: John Ermisch
The new dynamics of technological innovation , pp 39-70: .
The New Dynamism (1998-2004) , pp 195-262: .
The new eclectic paradigm and international business strategy , pp 64-76: Sarianna M. Lundan
The New Economic Geography: A Simple Exposition: Dieter Urban
The New Economy and the Challenges for Macroeconomic Policy: Stephen Cecchetti
The New Economy: What is New and What is Not? , pp 13-32: Bo Carlsson
The New Electricity Trading Arrangements in England and Wales: A Review – David Currie, Chairman's Comments – Callum McCarthy: David Currie
The New EU Emissions Trading Scheme: A Blueprint for the Global Carbon Market? , pp 250-268: Christian Egenhofer
The new EU industrial policy mitigating the investment crisis: crowding in financial capital and crowding out democracy and labour: Angela Wigger