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Wagner’s Hypothesis: New Evidence from the US Using the Bounds Testing Approach: James Payne, Bradley Ewing and Hassan Mohammadi
Wagner’s Law of Increasing Expansion of Public Activities: Alan Peacock
Wairas, Uon: .
Waiting for ‘Rowland Hill’ – Elements of Reform of Postal Services in Sub-Saharan Africa: José Ansón and Joëlle Toledano
Waiting Times and Waiting Lists: Luigi Siciliani and Tor Iversen
Wake up and smell the coffee: Innovation in the coffee shop experience , pp 284-300: Ian Miles, Ming-Fei Lee and Kantima Sawatwarakul
Walkable City initiatives: the case of Seoul, Korea: Sugie Lee
Walking: Tim Jones
Walking a Feasible Path, not Heading for the Stars , pp 61-98: .
Walking the Financial Tightrope: Balancing Costs and Revenues with Commitment to Mission: Robert L. Clark and Madeleine B. d’Ambrosio
Walking tourism on a spiritual trail: competing needs from the sacred landscapes , pp 131-146: Sabrina Meneghello
Wall Street analysts: frenemies of both investors and managers: Mark Bradshaw and Andrew C. Call
Wallet: Kim Peiter Jørgensen
Walras' law and the IS–LM model: a tale of progress and regress: Hansjörg Klausinger
Walras's program and the neowalrasian diversion , pp 15-32: .
Walras, the shift to neo-Walrasian equilibria, and some confusions , pp 136-205: .
Walter Adams and James W. Brock's The Tobacco Wars: The Final Shot of a Warrior for Competitive Markets and Responsible Government , pp 141-150: .
Walter Bagehot (1826–1877): Jérôme de Boyer des Roches
Walter Eltis (b. 1933) , pp 296-324: .
Walter Eucken (1891–1950): Hauke Janssen
Walter Eucken (1891–1950): Leland B. Yeager
Walter Thomas Layton , pp 602-606: Carlo Cristiano
WangHong gentrification in China: the social media transformation of Tianjin's former concessions: Chensi Shen
Want to facilitate FDI? Be SIMPLE and SPECIAL , pp 8-27: Matthew Stephenson
Wants and activities , pp 288-292: Bradley W. Bateman
Waqf contributions to sectors , pp 35-56: .
Waqf development in Malaysia , pp 76-104: .
Waqf for small and medium enterprises , pp 105-133: .
Waqf in Shariah: basic rules and applications , pp 311-319: Mazen El Khatib
Waqf: sustainable service providers for communities: Magda Ismail Abdel Mohsin and Aishath Muneeza
War and animals: Manuel J. Ventura1
War and Peace: Robert Aumann
War and Peace: From the Boer War to Versailles: .
War and taxation: the father of all things or rather an obsession? , pp 32-46: Patrick Emmenegger and André Walter
War and the location of firms , pp 224-228: .
War crimes, genocide and the value of a social harm approach in a post accountability world , pp 66-77: Daniel Mitchell
War economies: Orly Maya Stern
War is a racket: In memory of Smedley Butler , pp 1-10: .
War of maneuver and war of position: Gramsci and the dialectic of revolution , pp 189-203: Daniel Egan
War on war! Artful weapons in times of war and conflict , pp 165-187: Bernadette Buckley
War profiteering, the military-industrial complex and the deep state , pp 106-131: .
War versus peace: The outcome of a binary process , pp 34-54: .
War, terrorism and criminal justice , pp 47-65: John Lea
Warranted Growth and the Role of the State: .
Warranties: Klaus Wehrt
Warren Mosler , pp 165-172: .
Wars of aggression and false flags , pp 88-105: .
Was IMF-Imposed Economic Regime Change in South Korea Justified: The Political Economy of the IMF , pp 387-412: .
Was it right in 2020 to forecast that the then money explosion would increase inflation? An analysis of the US situation: Tim Congdon
Was Keynes a Corporatist?: Keynes’s Radical Views on Industrial Policy and Macro Policy in the 1920s , pp 307-328: .