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Cases of Corporate (Mis)governance in the Hungarian Banking Sector: Julia Király, Katalin Mér and János Száz
Cases, case populations and generalization , pp 46-54: .
Cash: Oliver Simon Baer
Cash crops, food crops, and sustainability: the case of Indonesia , pp 96-119: .
Cash economy, measuring the tax gap from the tax administrative perspective , pp 283-292: Victor van Kommer
Cash plus programmes for children and families in eastern and southern Africa: examples from practice and lessons learnt , pp 382-399: Mayke Huijbregts, Tayllor Spadafora and Leila Patel
Cash transfers as social investments: the Brazilian case , pp 141-159: Anthony Hall
Cash-for-care in long-term care for older people: a historical and comparative account: Costanzo Ranci, Barbara da Roit, Emma Garavaglia and Tine Rostgaard
Casino game markets , pp 257-290: Roland Eisenhuth, Dermot Murphy and Andreas Neuhierl
Casinos and Crime in the USA: Douglas Walker
Cassandra as optimist: Victoria Chick
Caste and Diversity in India: Ashwini Deshpande
Catalyzing wealth to drive positive social and environmental change: impact investing , pp 25-46: .
Catastrophes: socialism or pandemic , pp 161-181: .
Catastrophic illness policy and equity in delivering health care: empirical evidence from Taiwan , pp 159-176: Jui-Fen Rachel Lu
Catch-up and leapfrogging in six sectors in the 1980s and 1990s , pp 167-206: C. Lim
Catch-up and path-creating by SMEs: from OEM to OBM , pp 288-309: J. Kwak and J.Y. Song
Catch-up and relative stagnation in aggregate manufacturing , pp 61-84: .
Catch-up and relative stagnation in manufacturing branches , pp 85-102: .
Catching a Glimpse on National Systems of Innovation: The Input–Output Approach: H. Schnabl
Catching mighty North Sea winds , pp 252-254: Claude Henry
Catching Up and the Changing Sectoral Composition of a Small Open Economy , pp 95-120: .
Catching up in the Pharmaceutical Sector: Lessons from Case Studies of India and Brazil: Shyama V. Ramani and Samira Guennif
Catching up or Falling Behind Hypothesis I: Trade Competitiveness between the Leader and Followers on All Manufactured Exports: .
Catching up or Falling Behind Hypothesis II: Trade Competitiveness on Exports by Technology Levels between the Leader and Followers: .
Catching up with the West: The Achievements and Limitations of Creative Destruction , pp 111-134: .
Catching-up in Central and Eastern Europe and East Asia: commonalities and differences , pp 107-121: Michael Landesmann
Catching-up Prospects After the Crisis for the EU’s CESEE Region: Kieran McMorrow and Werner Roger
Catching-up Trajectories in the Wine Sector: Lucia Cusmano, Andrea Morrioson and Roberta Rabellotti
Categories of Distance and International Business: Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra and Mehmet Genc
Categorisations of business angels: an overview , pp 76-91: Roger Sørheim and Tiago Botelho
Catharine Macaulay , pp 426-435: Alan Coffee
Catholic social teaching , pp 69-76: Helen Alford
Catholic Social Thought: Albino Barrera
Catholic social thought , pp 77-84: Albino Barrera
Causality: .
Causality and self-selection , pp 107-128: Petter Næss
Causation , pp 62-134: .
Causation , pp 204-238: Ioannis Lianos and Claudio Lombardi
Causation and Foreseeability: Omri Ben-Shahar
Causation and foreseeability , pp 114-148: Mark F. Grady
Causation and genetic causation in economic theory: Robin Cowan
Causation in tort law: A reconsideration , pp 97-113: Keith N. Hylton
Causes , pp 53-86: .
Causes and Consequences of Corruption: What Do We Know from a Cross-Section of Countries?: Johann Graf Lambsdorff
Causes of organizational failure , pp 49-60: .
Causes of the crisis: inflation , pp 69-93: .
Causes of the crisis: wage stagnation and neoliberalism , pp 94-109: .
Causes of the currency crisis: Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand: Chayodom Sabhasri, June Charoenseang and Pornkamol Manakit
Causes, Consequences and Dynamics of ‘Complex’ Distributions of Technological Activities: The Case of Prolific Inventors: William Latham and Christian Le Bas