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Vulnerability of institutions and rules , pp 91-106: .
Vulnerability theory and the morality of human rights: Complementary, not competitive , pp 114-123: .
Vulnerability to poverty: empirical findings , pp 284-299: Lidia Ceriani
Vulnerability to poverty: theoretical approaches , pp 272-283: Cesar Calvo
Vulnerability, poverty and sustaining well-being , pp 206-216: W. Neil Adger and Alexandra Winkels
Vulnerability, Poverty and Sustaining Well-being: .
Vulnerability: the active ingredient of trust in public governance: Joseph A. Hamm and Francine Banner
Vulnerable users in times of declining demand: the case of basic bank services in Norway and Sweden , pp 148-162: Henrik B. Okholm and Anna Möller
Vulnerable women, precarious safety nets: unpacking when and why the welfare state fails to protect women from and during homelessness: J. Timo Weishaupt
Vulture fund: David Pringle
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W(h)ither the Economic Theory of Regulation? What Economic Theory of Regulation?: Anthony Ogus
W. E. B. Du Bois on poverty and racial inequality , pp 224-237: Steven Pressman and Thomas Briggs
W. Max Corden (b. 1927) , pp 224-242: .
W. Sombart's system approach and evolutionary economics: a comparison: Helge Peukert
Wage and employment effects of immigration: Priyaranjan Jha and Chu Ji
Wage and Price Setting in a Post-Keynesian Theory of Inflation , pp 223-238: Philip Arestis and Frank Skuse
Wage and Price Stickiness in Macroeconomics: An Historical Perspective , pp 262-292: .
Wage Bargaining and Monetary Policy in a Kaleckian Monetary Distribution and Growth Model: Making Sense of the NAIRU , pp 3-31: Eckhard Hein
Wage Bargaining and Monetary Policy in the EMU: A Post Keynesian Perspective: Eckhard Hein
Wage changes in job changes , pp 184-211: .
Wage Differentials: .
Wage Discipline in EMU. A Feature of the Early Years. Only?: Karl Pichelmann
Wage Fund Doctrine: .
Wage inequality: Chunbing Xing
Wage setting, credit policy and inflation , pp 121-159: .
Wage share developments: shedding light on Kalecki's theory of functional income distribution: Luiz de Mello and Cyrille Schwellnus
Wage Structures and Inequality Among Local and Migrant Workers in Urban China: Deng Quheng and Shi Li
Wage structures and labor turnover in the United States and Japan (with Yoshio Higuchi) , pp 303-344: .
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Wages and Aggregate Demand: An Empirical Investigation for France: Stefan Eger and Engelbert Stockhammer
Wages, transfers and the variation of team performance in the English Premier League , pp 53-62: Stefan Szymanski
Wages: functions, types, inequalities , pp 116-127: Maarten van Klaveren
Wage–price spiral: Alexandre Le Bloc’h
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 Godot: disjunct relations in the Canadian mining industry: Clara Léa Dallaire-Fortier
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: .