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Ch 6 Baruch College (CUNY) and Daiwa Securities , pp 443-528: Harry Markowitz
Ch 6 CHINA’S TRADE POLICY-MAKING MECHANISM , pp 79-91: Qingjiang Kong
Ch 6 Soviet Industry and the Red Army Under Stalin: A Military-Industrial Complex? , pp 153-173: Mark Harrison
Ch 6 GENERAL PROCEDURES LEADING TO CORRELATED EQUILIBRIA , pp 125-150: Amotz Cahn
Ch 6 Stepping Up to the Liquidity Challenge , pp 71-76: Risk Management Institute
Ch 6 YOU DON’T KNOW IT ALL , pp 132-157: Renée McGowan
Ch 6 Beyond Mass Customization: Exploring the Features of a New Paradigm , pp 97-117: Nicola Morelli and Louise Møller Nielsen
Ch 6 Sharing Economy: A Systematic Literature Review , pp 125-142: Nivedita Agarwal and Robert Steinmetz
Ch 6 An Equal Right Solution to the Compensation–Responsibility Dilemma , pp 127-148: François Maniquet
Ch 6 MEASURING AND MODELLING BARRIERS TO SERVICES TRADE: AUSTRALIA'S EXPERIENCE , pp 71-105: Philippa Dee
Ch 6 Policy choice: Theory and evidence from commitment via international trade agreements , pp 179-198: Nuno Limão and Patricia Tovar
Ch 6 Extensions of temperature and wind speed models , pp 139-155: Fred Espen Benth and Jūratė Šaltytė Benth
Ch 6 The Blockchain Evolution and Revolution of Accounting , pp 157-172: Kimberlyn George and Panos N. Patatoukas
Ch 6 Duration of Drawdowns Under Lévy Models , pp 99-129: Zhang Hongzhong
Ch 6 Auction Models , pp 81-94: Matthew Shum
Ch 6 The Moment of Truth for Science: The Consequences of the ‘Knowledge Society’ for Society and Science , pp 155-164: Peter Weingart
Ch 6 A NEO-RECARDIAN VIEW OF SURPLUSES AND BUDGET SHARES , pp 73-91: E Ray Canterbery
Ch 6 THE LANGUAGE OF VIRTUES: TOWARD AN INCLUSIVE APPROACH FOR INTEGRATING SPIRITUALITY IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION , pp 117-139: Karen P. Manz, Robert D. Marx, Charles C. Manz and Judi A. Neal
Ch 6 A Conceptual Model of Open Innovation for New Product Development Projects: Towards a Contingency Theory , pp 129-157: Hanna Bahemia and Brian Squire
Ch 6 Public and Private Banks in China: Does Public Ownership Confer Monopoly Power? , pp 65-95: Bill Weber and Chen Wu
Ch 6 Understanding the Effects of Green Swan Events on Financial Stability: Annex II Countries and Turkey , pp 127-160: Senay Acikgoz and Şahika Gökmen
Ch 6 The Infocomm Development Authority Of Singapore (IDA) , pp 103-118: Eric Lim
Ch 6 Increasing Returns, Monopolistic Competition, and Agglomeration Economies in Consumption and Production , pp 141-176: Francisco Rivera-Batiz and Luis Rivera-Batiz
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 Germany , pp 82-102: Leo Dana
Ch 6 Investment and Saving in the European Union: Another Look at Feldstein–Horioka , pp 199-234: Anastassios A. Drakos, Georgios Kouretas, Stavros Stavroyiannis and Leonidas Zarangas
Ch 6 Managing Intellectual Capital: LICENSING AND CROSS-LICENSING IN SEMICONDUCTORS AND ELECTRONICS , pp 89-122: Peter C. Grindley and David Teece
Ch 6 INTERNATIONALIZATION: BRANDS, SOCIAL INNOVATION, AND POWER OF NETWORKS , pp 169-204: Melodena Stephens
Ch 6 Restructuring Economies in Transition Through Entrepreneurial Districts , pp 89-102: Zlatan Reic
Ch 6 Corporate Strategy and Business Process Innovation in Japanese Company: A Case of Panasonic Corporation , pp 93-108: Aiko Kageyama and Masanobu Kosuga
Ch 6 Credit Risk , pp 53-58: Robert Jarrow
Ch 6 Machine Learning , pp 153-192: 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 Digital Payments , pp 105-119: Wenting Liu
Ch 6 COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS AND THE POSITIONING OF RHÔNE-ALPES AND WALLONIA , pp 125-146: Henri Capron and Pierre-Jean Baillot
Ch 6 IT Project Teams , pp 133-162: Steffen Heinig
Ch 6 Agreeing to Disagree , pp 169-173: Robert Aumann
Ch 6 Issues and Challenges of Islamic Banking Today , pp 92-121: Angelo M. Venardos
Ch 6 The Dynamic Impact on the Central-East European Economies of Accession to the European Union: Social Capability and Technology Absorption , pp 139-170: David A Dyker
Ch 6 International Production/Distribution Networks in East Asia and Domestic Operations: Evidence from Japanese Firms , pp 239-279: Mitsuyo Ando and Fukunari Kimura
Ch 6 UNINVITED GUEST TO THE PARTY , pp 245-293: Olivier Coispeau
Ch 6 The Schmidt Groupe Organizes Ideation with the Créativ’Café , pp 113-142: Tristan Cenier and Patrick Llerena
Ch 6 Intraday Volatility on the NYSE and NASDAQ , pp 111-138: Daniel G. Weaver
Ch 6 TO SEE PROOF — DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE TRUTH , pp 127-167: Mark Harrison
Ch 6 QUANTITATIVE STUDY NUMBER FIVE: REVISING THE MODEL OF GAS WELLHEAD PRICES AND QUANTITIES FOR PARTIAL DEREGULATION , pp 173-204: Paul W. MacAvoy and Vadim Marmer
Ch 6 Artificial Intelligence in Portfolio Management: Transforming Financial Decision-Making and Optimizing Risk Management , pp 119-144: Chirra Baburao, Sakha Gangadhara Rama Rao, Lova Baliji, Firdous Ahmad Malik and Krishan Arora
Ch 6 Individual and Contextual Factors Affecting Employees’ Inclination to Bootlegging , pp 167-186: Dietfried Globocnik
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 THE FRAMEWORK , pp 103-112: Ettore Piccirillo and Massimo G Noro
Ch 6 Optimal Capital-Raising Decisions and their Implications for Firm Policies , pp 33-36: Vipin K Agrawal and Ramesh K S Rao