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Who pays for the network when trade is international? , pp 68-82: Leonardo Meeus and with Tim Schittekatte
Who Predicted the Crisis and What Can We Learn from Them?: Dirk J. Bezemer
Who reacts to food taxes? How a multiple-selves model can help to explain the effects of food taxes , pp 270-296: Sinne Smed, Chiara Lombardini and Leena Lankoski
Who Shall Keep the Keepers Themselves? On the Moral Foundations of the Separation of Powers: Giuseppe Eusepi
Who Shared in the Growth of Wealth in the 1990s? Subpopulation Trends in US Household Wealth Holdings: John L. Czajka, Scott Cody and Daniel Kasprzyk
Who signs up to the UN PRI? Evidence from the worlds largest institutional investors , pp 270-287: Paul Klumpes and Jesper Christensen
Who Uses Local Public Services? Need, Demand and Rationing in Action , pp 3-23: Glen Bramley
Who wants football back? Surveying fans in Brazil during COVID-19 , pp 178-190: Ary José Rocco Junior, Thadeu Gasparetto, Marina Tranchitella, Luis Felipe Monteiro de Barros, Luiz Augusto Brum and Romulo Macedo
Who Wants to Be an Evolutionary Theorist? , pp 3-16: .
Who Was Thorstein Veblen?: .
Who will still need me, who will still feed me, when I’m 64? Inequalities in long-term care: Ricardo Rodrigues, Cassandra Simmons, Stefania Ilinca and Eszter Zólyomi
Who's afraid of the big bad bear? Or, why investing in equities for retirement is not scary and why investing without equities is scary: Ronald Newley, Nick Ingram, Veronic Livera and Sheridan Thompson
Who's in the driver's seat? Mobile source policy in the US federal system , pp 131-157: Winston Harrington, Virginia McConnell and Margaret Walls
Whole-of-government reporting and network governance , pp 245-262: Danny Chow and Elaine Stewart
Wholesale electricity market design , pp 73-110: Frank A. Wolak
Wholesale electricity markets: Joseph E. Duggan and Ramteen Sioshansi
Wholesale electricity markets , pp 18-66: Guido Cervigni and Dmitri Perekhodtsev
Wholesale Electricity Markets and Generators’ Incentives: An International Review: Dmitri Perekhodtsev and Seth Blumsack
Whom are We Dealing With? Shifting Organisational Forms in China's Business Sector , pp 223-244: Barbara Krug and Jeroen Kuilman
Whose city? Reflections on urban agroecology as multispecies commons: Elisa Privitera and Noa Cykman
Whose interpretations matter? Participatory research approaches: Hella von Unger
Whose Money is it Anyhow? Governance and Social Investment in Collective Investment Funds: R.Kent Weaver
Who’s Afraid of Asian Trade Regionalism, and Why?: C.L. Lim
Who’s Afraid of Emerging-Market TNCs? Or: Are Developing Countries Missing Something in the Globalization Debate?: Andrea Goldstein
Who’s winning the big match? Surveying state versus private ownerships effect on corporate value and policy , pp 93-135: Scott B. Guernsey and William L. Megginson
Why a digital euro?: Annelieke A.M. Mooij
Why a systematic literature review is a powerful tool for gaining insights into entrepreneurship: application to entrepreneurial teams in the venture creation process , pp 163-193: Sara Maryami and Michela Loi
Why a(nother) book on cultural economics? , pp 20-24: Anna Mignosa
Why Africa remains poor , pp 384-407: George Ayittey
Why agencies diverge in their reviews of global deals , pp 49-86: Frederic Depoortere, Andrew Foster, Barry E. Hawk and Ken Schwartz
Why Akamatsu’s original theory needs reformulation , pp 3-15: .
Why and how intangible cultural heritage should be safeguarded , pp i-i: Francesca Cominelli and Xavier Greffe
Why and How Should New Industries with High Consumer Switching Costs be Regulated? The Case of Broadband Internet in France: Jackie Krafft and Evens Salies
Why and how to start a national parallel digital currency in Italy, and why it would work – fast: Trond Andresen
Why and How to Teach the History of Economic Thought: Economics as Historically Produced Knowledge: Avi Cohen and Ross Emmett
Why apparel suppliers are locked into the upgrading ladder in Bangladesh: an institutional and business systems perspective , pp 138-161: Mohammad B. Rana and Matthew M.C Allen
Why are Covent Garden seat prices so high? , pp 316-336: .
Why are green fiscal policies such a small part of green economic policies? Evidence from three European countries , pp 159-173: Geert Woltjer, Marius Hasenheit, Vasileios Rizos, Igor Taranic and Cristian Stroia
Why are People so Unhappy? Why do They Strive so Hard for Money? Competing Explanations of the Broken Promises of Economic Growth: Stefano Bartolini
Why are Poor Countries Poor?: .
Why are repos so huge in Brazil?: Flávia Félix Barbosa and Fabio Terra
Why are some countries richer than others? A sceptical view of Mankiw–Romer–Weil’s test of the neoclassical growth model , pp 213-233: .
Why Are Some Public Officials More Corrupt Than Others?: Jennifer Hunt
Why are the three most important factors in global inequality location, location, and location? , pp 132-165: .
Why Are There Trade Agreements?: James Gaisford and Annette Hester
Why are we so much more afraid of COVID-19 than of climate change? Early lessons from a health crisis for the communication of climate change , pp 396-400: François Gemenne and Anneliese Depoux
WHY AREN'T ECONOMISTS AS IMPORTANT AS GARBAGEMEN? , pp 3-10: David Colander
Why be concerned? Inequality and instability , pp 24-48: .
Why Behavioral Economics isn’t better, and how it could be , pp 476-504: Owen D. Jones
Why being green can make you happy and be good for the economy , pp 155-175: .