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Ch 7 Usage of Social Media to Raise Productivity in the Food & Beverage Sector , pp 127-165: Mun Heng Toh and Shandre Thangavelu
Ch 7 Nursing Homes and the Covid-19 Healthcare Supply Chain , pp 135-157: Susan F. Lu
Ch 7 Parametric, Semi-Parametric, and Non-Parametric Approaches for Option-Bound Determination: Review and Comparison , pp 297-334: Cheng Few Lee and Peter Guangping Zhang
Ch 7 Chapter 7: The Empirics of Social Capital and Health , pp 93-152: Lorenzo Rocco and Elena Fumagalli
Ch 7 Intrinsic Risk Measures , pp 163-184: Walter Farkas and Alexander Smirnow
Ch 7 Regulatory Response to the Financial Crisis in Europe: Recent Developments (2010–2013) , pp 167-218: S. Carbó-Valverde, H.A. Benink, T. Berglund and Clas Wihlborg
Ch 7 Paying for Medical Care , pp 115-128: Victor Fuchs and Karen Eggleston
Ch 7 THE ARCTIC AND JAPAN: ENERGY SECURITY AND CLIMATE SECURITY , pp 191-220: Hiroshi Ohta
Ch 7 Answering the Essay Questions , pp 179-205: Christabelle Soh
Ch 7 Decomposing China-Japan-U.S. Trade: Vertical specialization, ownership, and organizational form , pp 119-132: Judith Dean, Mary E. Lovely and Jesse Mora
Ch 7 Islamic Microfinance in Indonesia , pp 227-270: Bayu Fianto and Christopher Gan
Ch 7 SoftBank’s Vision Fund or How to Lose 5 Billion Dollars in a Car’s Seat , pp 95-109: Jakub Majko
Ch 7 Fiscal Spending and Economic Growth: Some Stylized Facts , pp 167-196: Celine Carrere and Jaime de Melo
Ch 7 THE ANATOMY OF THE SUBPRIME MORTGAGE BUBBLE AND COLLAPSE , pp 139-160: E Ray Canterbery
Ch 7 Financial Models , pp 155-190: Carmel F. de Nahlik and Frank J Fabozzi
Ch 7 Alibaba vs Tencent: The Great Race , pp 163-194: Paul Schulte and David Kuo Chuen Lee
Ch 7 Emerging Economies and Talent Management: Core Challenges Facing Key Actors in Strategy Translation , pp 115-134: Maria Teresa Beamond, Elaine Farndale and Charmine Hartel
Ch 7 Impacts of Ideology, Inequality, Lobbying, and Public Finance , pp 121-146: Pushan Dutt and Devashish Mitra
Ch 7 Group Types and Earnings Management , pp 137-162: Min-Jeng Shiue, Chan-Jane Lin and Chi-Chun Liu
Ch 7 A Comparison of the Aid Management Systems of Emerging Donor Countries , pp 205-242: Jianzhi Zhao and Qin Lin
Ch 7 Management of Supply Chains Fulfilling the Demand of Mature Goods , pp 97-110: Yoshiteru Minagawa
Ch 7 Mobilizing Private Sector Capital in Developing Countries , pp 147-171: Alexandre Chavarot and Matthew Konieczny
Ch 7 Toward Establishing Project Governance , pp 111-128: Tametsugu Taketomi
Ch 7 VR in Adult Acute Pain Management — An Exploration into the Existing Academic Literature , pp 153-184: Salman Heydari Khajehpour, Mona Seyed Esfahani and Danylo Yershov
Ch 7 The Pricing of Initial Public Offerings: An Option Approach , pp 127-141: Sheen Liu, Chunchi Wu and Peter Huaiyu Chen
Ch 7 A Survey of IIoT and AI-Enabled Manufacturing Systems: Use Case Perspective , pp 139-170: N. R. Srinivasa Raghavan and Sandeep Dulluri
Ch 7 Rule #6: Don’t Just Invest, Build Companies , pp 165-199: Paulo Joquiño and Yinglan Tan
Ch 7 Cryptocurrencies: Key Risks and Challenges , pp 121-145: Sonia Arsi, Soumaya Ben Khelifa, Yosra Ghabri and Hela Mzoughi
Ch 7 USING DERIVATIVES TO CREATE ALPHA , pp 103-117: Sanjeev Khullar
Ch 7 The ‘National Interest’, and Australian and Chinese Investment Law and Policy , pp 97-114: Vivienne Bath
Ch 7 Recovery from Stakeholder Demands , pp 141-157: Petter Gottschalk
Ch 7 Sustainable Financing in BRICS Countries as a Mechanism for Green Economy Achieving in New Conditions , pp 73-82: Elena S. Zakharchenko, Anastasia V. Khodochenko, Oksana S. Chernobay, Olga B. Ivanova and Elena D. Kostoglodova
Ch 7 UNIQUENESS OF EQUILIBRIUM , pp 173-208: William Bryant
Ch 7 MANAGING TALENT FOR INNOVATION , pp 161-190: Hervé Mathe
Ch 7 Ultra-Religious Women in the Labor Market: Integration and Empowerment by Responding to Work Motives , pp 157-185: Yael Goldfarb and Shoshana Neuman
Ch 7 GENERATING FUNCTION AND POLARIZATION , pp 111-123: R. M. García-Fernández
Ch 7 From Adam Smith’s Division of Labor to the Network Organization: From JIT Production to the “Collaborative Hands” , pp 151-173: Yasuhiro Monden
Ch 7 France , pp 75-82: Philippe Gluntz
Ch 7 Knowledge Management: An Essential Tool for the Public Sector , pp 117-140: Thomas B. Riley
Ch 7 The Learning Process of Project Teams: An Experience-Based Approach , pp 115-133: Ana María Ortegón and Andrea Valéria Steil
Ch 7 Ethnicity, Neighborhoods, and Human-Capital Externalities , pp 135-160: George Borjas
Ch 7 How Third Parties Can Strengthen Angel Investment , pp 169-210: Manhong Mannie Liu, Jiani Wang and Su Chen
Ch 7 Healthy, Beautiful, Diverse, and Durable , pp 159-181: Matthew Tueth
Ch 7 PORTFOLIO CHOICE AND THE KELLY CRITERION , pp 81-90: Edward. O. Thorp
Ch 7 CG and Viable Corporate Debt , pp 155-170: Ioannis Passas, Konstantina Ragazou, Panagiotis Giannopoulos and Paschalis Kagias
Ch 7 SWEET SORGHUM: A SMART CROP TO MEET THE DEMANDS FOR FOOD, FODDER, FUEL AND FEED , pp 169-187: G. Basavaraj, P. Parthasarathy Rao, C. Ravinder Reddy, A. Ashok Kumar, S. Datta Mazumdar, Y. Ramana Reddy, P. Srinivasa Rao, S.M. Karuppan Chetty and Belum V.S. Reddy
Ch 7 Non-Traded Goods, Globalization, and Union Influence , pp 173-201: Udo Kreickemeier and Frode Meland
Ch 7 Truly Active Management Requires a Commitment to Excellence: Portfolio Construction and Management with FactSet , pp 87-126: Bijan Beheshti, John B. Guerard and Chris Mercs
Ch 7 CASE STUDY 7: Regional Innovation Vouchers as an Effective Tool for Supporting Technology Transfer , pp 90-107: Regional Development Agency Ostrava
Ch 7 Japan , pp 200-229: Kenji Shiba and Lilia Shiba