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- Of Wage-Tax Trade-offs and Macroeconomic Mixes (1981)
- James Perkins
- India: Another Asian Giant
- Myung-Gun Choo
- The Gradual Growth of Broadband Communication and Print-on-Demand
- Mats Larsson
- The Corporate Identity as the Brand
- John Diefenbach
- The Poorest Billion
- I. G. Patel
- The Corporate Identity as the Brand
- John Diefenbach
- Ferranti: Numerical Control Equipment
- Luke Georghiou, J. Stanley Metcalfe, Michael Gibbons, Tim Ray and Janet Evans
- Funding Opera Houses
- Philippe Agid and Jean-Claude Tarondeau
- Behind the Scenes — Management, Risk and Compliance
- Jesper Blomberg, Hans Kjellberg and Karin Winroth
- The creation and destruction of capital
- Thomas Aubrey
- Spontaneity: sparking profits
- Jürgen Kluge, Wolfram Stein, Thomas Licht, Alexandra Bendler, Jens Elzenheimer, Susanne Hauschild, Uwe Heckert, Jan Krönig and André Stoffels
- Wine and branding
- Evelyne Resnick
- Can We Avoid Another Great Depression?
- Clarence Lyle Barber
- Heroic Individualism: Anarchistic and Aristocratic
- Robert Spillane and Jean-Etienne Joullié
- Fieldwork in a Low-Trust (Post-)Communist Society
- Matti Nojonen
- Markets and Sin: Murder, Megacasinos, and Drug Wars
- Daniel Friedman and Daniel McNeill
- Acknowledging the Results: Trust, Commitment, and Effort
- LaRue Hosmer and Patrick J. Barry
- The Russian Far East: The Role of Japan
- Terutomo Ozawa
- Economic Consequences of Investment Coordination in the Steel Industry
- Yoshiro Miwa
- China enters the WTO: Choices and prospects
- Peter Nolan
- Companies
- Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
- Philosophy and Economics: Some General Connections
- R. M. O’Donnell
- What China Threat?
- Chi Lo
- Companies
- Walter Sinclair and Barry Lipkin
- The Economy after 1984
- Patrick Massey
- SLHRM: Performance Management Principles
- Gary E. Roberts
- Better Regulation
- Thomas F. Huertas
- Demand Adaptive Systems: Some Proposals on Flexible Transit1
- Federico Malucelli, Maddalena Nonato and Stefano Pallottino
- Money, Form and Determination of Value
- Carlo Benetti and Jean Cartelier
- Potential
- Alex Mackinnon and Barnaby Powell
- Socrates Back on the Street: Wikipedia’s Citing of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- John Willinsky
- The Acceleration of Capital
- Geoffrey Kay
- Lessons from the Campaigns: The Successful Branding Process
- Martin Beck-Burridge and Jeremy Walton
- Connectivity, Balance, and Speed
- Mehmet Cangul
- Trading Strategies Based on Stock Message Board Information
- Ying Zhang
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Keith S. Glancey and Ronald McQuaid
- Chinese Macroeconomic Reforms and the Japanese Model: Implications for Japanese Companies
- Robert Taylor
- Business and Religion: Religious Perspectives on Business from Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam
- Seamus Phan, David W. Miller, Daniel Lapin, Muhammad Arif Zakaullah and Albert Erisman
- Conclusion: Credits, Constraints and Prospects
- Azizur Rahman Khan
- Inward FDI and the Size of the Market: Hosting MNCs or Promoting Domestic Companies?
- Akinori Tomohara
- The Labyrinthine Complexities of Informal Adjustment
- Jean-Pierre Durand and Nicolas Hatzfeld
- Perestroika and the Strategies for Third World Development
- Vaman Rao
- Capability Poverty in Vietnam
- Terry McKinley
- Push and Pull Factors for Chinese OFDI in Europe
- Yun Schüler-Zhou, Margot Schüller and Magnus Brod
- Government Intervention in the French Financial System
- Florin Aftalion and Alain Siaens
- Export-led Economic Development: the Malaysian Model
- Mohamed Ariff and Mahani Zainal-Abidin
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- John Paxton
- Ideas of Performance in Leadership Development Programmes: Towards a New Resolution of Some Old Problems?
- Edward Peck and Helen Dickinson
- Leverage
- Jason Morwick, Robyn Bews, Emily Klein and Tim Lorman
- The Performance-based Salary System and Personnel Management Reforms in Japan
- Keisuke Nakamura