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Ch 6 An Example of Japanese "Beyond Budgeting" Philosophy , pp 75-88: Katsuhiro Ito
Ch 6 China , pp 159-199: Allen Huang and Xun Chang
Ch 6 Entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia , pp 111-145: Wassim Aloulou and Nouf Al-Othman
Ch 6 Customer-Based Growth , pp 81-108: Chezy Ofir, Donald R Lehmann and Scott Sanderude
Ch 6 Individual and Contextual Factors Affecting Employees’ Inclination to Bootlegging , pp 167-186: Dietfried Globocnik
Ch 6 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG): Where Has It Come from, and Where Will It Go? , pp 103-121: Dong-sung Cho
Ch 6 RECENT LEGAL AND REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS FOR ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE IN INDONESIA , pp 99-114: Hanim Hamzah
Ch 6 NBA Domestic and Foreign Affairs , pp 187-224: Frank P. Jozsa
Ch 6 Ex Post Analysis , pp 129-164: Graham Giller
Ch 6 Multivariate Fractional Brownian Motion and Generalizations of SABR Model , pp 73-87: M. Musiela
Ch 6 Manifolds , pp 83-110: Adam Marsh
Ch 6 Intraday Volatility on the NYSE and NASDAQ , pp 111-138: Daniel G. Weaver
Ch 6 Normative Solution Concepts , pp 57-63: Tatsuro Ichiishi and Akira Yamazaki
Ch 6 Is There an East-West Split in North American Natural Gas Markets? , pp 59-72: Apostolos Serletis
Ch 6 Optimal Investment and Consumption with Fixed and Proportional Transaction Costs , pp 60-71: Hong Liu
Ch 6 LEGAL CASES AND AUDITING IN CHINA , pp 101-116: Gin Chong
Ch 6 Comparative Analysis of Determining the Risk-Adequate Cost of Capital for Regulated Network Operators in Network Industries , pp 103-135: Ulrike Stopka
Ch 6 Business Process Reengineering and Measuring of Company Operations Efficiency , pp 117-145: Nataša Vujica Herzog
Ch 6 Applications , pp 83-87: Valery A. Kholodnyi and John F. Price
Ch 6 Human Capital Formation and Inclusive Growth through Infrastructure , pp 153-181: Sanjay Peters
Ch 6 Blockchain Adoption in Maritime Supply Chain: Another Catch-Up Game for African Maritime Industry? , pp 103-130: Olugbenga Ayo Ojubanire, Hicham Sebti and Sabrina Berbain
Ch 6 Religious Clubs and the Free-Rider Problem , pp 111-135: Michael McBride
Ch 6 THE NETWORK PERSPECTIVE TO ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING — A COMPARISON OF TWO COMPANIES , pp 65-79: Marko Pahor, Miha Škerlavaj and Vlado Dimovski
Ch 6 Women in the Workplace: Shari’ah and Contemporary Perspectives , pp 101-126: Mohammad Hashim Kamali and Toseef Azid
Ch 6 Green Cryptocurrencies and Investor Attention: The Case of Cardano Coin , pp 163-180: Zeliha Can Ergün
Ch 6 The Healthcare Industry in the Chinese Economy: Insights from Input–Output Analysis , pp 79-107: Noemi Ferracuti, Claudio Socci and Francesca Spigarelli
Ch 6 From Open Data to Open Governance in Canada: Dissecting a Work in Progress , pp 173-198: Jeffrey Roy
Ch 6 THE FUTURE OF THE AGRIBUSINESS SECTOR , pp 81-98: Walter Amedzro St-Hilaire
Ch 6 Modern Knowledge , pp 131-160: Frank Birkin and Thomas Polesie
Ch 6 Regression , pp 105-143: Kuo Chuen LEE David, Joseph Lim, Kok Fai Phoon and Yu Wang
Ch 6 HONG KONG – FINANCIAL CRISIS IN THE CASE OF HONG KONG: LAST IN, LAST OUT? , pp 173-229: Chyau Tuan and Linda F.Y. Ng
Ch 6 How Does Material Flow Cost Accounting Continue in Practice?: The Effective Policy from a Questionnaire Survey , pp 81-94: Tatsumasa Tennojiya, Akira Higashida, Hirotsugu Kitada and Jaehong Kim
Ch 6 Chapter Six: Environmental Standards and Concerns , pp 101-120: Benoit Vermander
Ch 6 Effective Management of Creativity and Innovation in Education: Theories and Best Practices , pp 117-132: Joel Schmidt
Ch 6 The Biophilic City , pp 99-134: Peter Newman and Anne Matan
Ch 6 VERs AND EXPECTATIONS: EXTENSIONS AND EVIDENCE**Part of this work was conducted under the Centre for Economic Policy Research's programme ‘Empirical: Models of Strategic Trade Policy’, funded by the Ford Foundation (No. 86o-0312A). The paper has benefited from discussions in seminars at City University, the University of Bristol, the University of Bordeaux and the Catholic University, Leuven. I also thank Paul Brenton, Iviichacl Leidy and two referees for comments , pp 113-123: L. Winters
Ch 6 Disclosure and Data Requirement , pp 109-123: Martin Hellmich and Rüdiger Kiesel
Ch 6 Managing Empowerment in Emerging States , pp 249-307: Kartik Roy
Ch 6 Interorganizational Project Management in JTC , pp 101-126: Mamata Bhandar
Ch 6 Visualization Tools Assessment and Sustainability Analytics , pp 127-165: Wenchang Alison Huang
Ch 6 CEOs in Innovative SMEs: Open Innovation Initiators and Facilitators , pp 135-166: Joon Mo Ahn, Tim Minshall and Letizia Mortara
Ch 6 A General-Purpose Technology at Work: The Corliss Steam Engine in the Late-Nineteenth-Century United States , pp 97-135: Nathan Rosenberg and Manuel Trajtenberg
Ch 6 THE SLOVAKIAN INNOVATION SYSTEM — WHY DOES IT NOT WORK? , pp 109-129: Silvester Salis
Ch 6 INTERRELATIONS AMONG MACROECONOMIC SECTORS AND THE FLOW OF FUNDS , pp 113-129: Joshua E Greene
Ch 6 Competition versus Monopoly in the Religious Marketplace: Judaism in the United States and Israel , pp 147-155: Carmel Chiswick
Ch 6 An Equal Right Solution to the Compensation–Responsibility Dilemma , pp 127-148: François Maniquet
Ch 6 The Brazilian Fiscal Council — Protecting Minority Shareholders in a Weak Legal System , pp 159-180: Jairo Laser Procianoy and Roberto Frota Decourt
Ch 6 Critical Natural Resources and Climate Change Mitigation , pp 107-126: Anja Brumme
Ch 6 Wages and Productivity: Structural Changes are Crucial to Understand , pp 69-79: Natalie Denby and Blu Putnam
Ch 6 THE NATIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEM , pp 43-51: Otto Chui Chau Lin