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Ch 6 BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN REGULATED FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND LOW-INCOME BORROWERS , pp 127-152

Eric Weaver

Ch 6 ASIC v Citigroup: Investment Banks, Conflicts of Interest, and Chinese Walls , pp 117-142

Pamela F Hanrahan

Ch 6 AUSTRALIA , pp 219-253

Alexander S. Preker

Ch 6 The Impact of Changing Markets and Competition on the NPD Speed/Market Success Relationship , pp 105-135

Murray R. Millson and David Wilemon

Ch 6 The Spillover Effects of US and Japanese Public Information News in Advanced Asia-Pacific Stock Markets , pp 175-201

Suk-Joong Kim

Ch 6 Financial Development and Corporate Governance Efficiency: An Overview of MENA , pp 147-169

Ahmed Mohamed Habib

Ch 6 The Political Economy of Cross-Strait Relations: Economic Interdependence, the WTO, and Security , pp 187-208

Joseph Fewsmith

Ch 6 Language Models as Tools of/in/by/for Thought , pp 121-144

Steve J. Bickley

Ch 6 Optimal New Service Pricing in Duopoly (Dynamic Model) , pp 49-59

Ilona Murynets

Ch 6 Green Cryptocurrencies and Investor Attention: The Case of Cardano Coin , pp 163-180

Zeliha Can Ergün

Ch 6 Games With an Endogenous Sharing Rule , pp 103-111

Guilherme Carmona

Ch 6 Islam in South-east Asia , pp 93-105

Angelo M Venardos

Ch 6 Vision Statement for the Planet in 2050 , pp 51-53

Ajay Bhave, Silvia Ceausu, Anand Deshmukh, Jessica Jewell, Wayne Pan and Jana Timm

Ch 6 Entrepreneurship in Rural Employment in the US , pp 93-108

Tessa Conroy, Steven Deller and Matthew Kures

Ch 6 Macroprudential Policies and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Risks and Challenges for Emerging Markets , pp 74-120

Sebastian Edwards

Ch 6 The Distributional Effects of International Fragmentation , pp 195-229

Wilhelm Kohler

Ch 6 The Blockchain Evolution and Revolution of Accounting , pp 157-172

Kimberlyn George and Panos N. Patatoukas

Ch 6 Gold Standard for Sustainable Events , pp 146-173

Ken Hickson

Ch 6 Several Illustrations of the Quantity Theory of Money: 1947–1987 and 1867–1975 , pp 41-57

Anastasios Malliaris

Ch 6 Building Knowledge Management Capabilities for Innovation Projects , pp 126-149

David Tranfield, Malcolm Young, David Partington, John Bessant and Jonathan Sapsed

Ch 6 EXTENSIONS OF SIMPLE BINOMIAL OPTION PRICING MODELS TO INTEREST RATES AND CREDIT RISK , pp 293-326

Mondher Bellalah

Ch 6 Multilateral Aggregation-Theoretic Monetary Aggregation over Heterogeneous Countries , pp 167-206

William Barnett

Ch 6 NEGOTIATING EMPLOYMENT AND CONSULTING AGREEMENTS , pp 53-56

Frederick D Lipman

Ch 6 Analysts’ Unfavorable Recommendation Initiations , pp 131-158

Joshua Livnat, Kate Suslava, Yakun Wang, Li Zhang and Chen Zhao

Ch 6 Minimal Distance Martingale Measures for Geometric Lévy Processes , pp 47-73

Yoshio Miyahara

Ch 6 CASE STUDY 6: The Industrial Research Fund , pp 70-89

Tom Guldemont, Thomas Crispeels and Ilse Scheerlinck

Ch 6 ETHNIC CAPITAL AND INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY , pp 107-134

George Borjas

Ch 6 Union Representation and Recognition , pp 107-134

Oun Hean Loh

Ch 6 Technical Barriers to Trade in the European Union: Importance for Accession Countries , pp 105-124

Paul Brenton, John Sheehy and Marc Vancauteren

Ch 6 Leadership Lost , pp 105-126

Chezy Ofir and Robert J Thomas

Ch 6 Social and Political Factors in a Model of Endogenous Economic Growth and Distribution: An Application to the Philippines , pp 176-210

Delano Villanueva

Ch 6 TANGENT MODELS AS A MATHEMATICAL FRAMEWORK FOR DYNAMIC CALIBRATION , pp 151-179

René Carmona and Sergey Nadtochiy

Ch 6 Sukuk in Islamic Capital Markets , pp 113-124

M. Kabir Hassan, Salman Ahmed Shaikh and Selim Kayhan

Ch 6 DaimlerChrysler, Ford Change Lanes , pp 16-18

Richard L. Sandor

Ch 6 ACHIEVING RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION AND OPTIMIZING ON PERFORMANCE , pp 123-145

Xavier Pavie, Victor Scholten and Daphné Carthy

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 The Employment Act of 1946 and the President's Council of Economic Advisers , pp 85-109

E. Canterbery

Ch 6 Can Monetary Policy/Shocks Stabilize Indonesian Macroeconomic Fluctuations? , pp 133-167

Hermanto Siregar and Bert D. Ward

Ch 6 A Dynamic Analysis of an Economy with a Zero Interest Rate Bound , pp 147-166

Hideyuki Adachi and Tamotsu Nakamura

Ch 6 LATIN AMERICA AND UNITED STATES: A DICHOTOMY , pp 105-121

Alfredo Toro Hardy

Ch 6 THE FINANCIAL SECTOR IN THE FINANCIAL ECONOMY , pp 283-361

Jagdish Handa

Ch 6 Climate Finance, Policy Uncertainty, and Global Financial Stability: A Systematic Review Through Bibliometric Analysis , pp 209-225

Hai Hong Trinh

Ch 6 Korean Management Styles , pp 187-214

Sing Ong Yu

Ch 6 Public–Private Partnerships in EdTech for Transforming Rural India: How Start-Ups are Shaping the Post-COVID Landscape , pp 105-119

Aparna Saluja

Ch 6 Extensions of temperature and wind speed models , pp 139-155

Fred Espen Benth and Jūratė Šaltytė Benth

Ch 6 Some Limitations of Two DEA Models , pp 87-91

Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf and Dimitris Margaritis

Ch 6 Shepparton Preserving Company: The Tomato Processing Industry and the National Interest , pp 83-94

Mary Hiscock

Ch 6 Winner takes all in the platform economy , pp 90-111

Wijnand Jongen

Ch 6 Reinforcing Intelligence Failures , pp 89-96

Thomas Quiggin

Ch 6 Comparing the Use of Cash Flows and Incomes , pp 101-109

Harold Bierman