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Ch 8 GROWTH AND INEQUALITY IN INDONESIA: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND PROBABILITY OF SELECTING NON-AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT IN JAVA , pp 161-180: Susumu Hondai
Ch 8 Learning from Past Mistakes — The US Patent System and International Trade Agreements , pp 145-155: Robin Feldman
Ch 8 Considerations for Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Skills into Knowledge Management Educational Programs , pp 157-167: H. Frank Cervone
Ch 8 Subject Report: Survey Report on Going to the Hospital to See a Doctor , pp 305-330: Hong Sheng, Lin Zhang and Pu Qian
Ch 8 Shaping the Future , pp 129-142: Joseph A. Michelli
Ch 8 Institutions and Gender Empowerment in the Global Economy: The Peruvian Case, 1990–2005 , pp 193-221: Patricia Fuertes Medina
Ch 8 Drivers of Innovation Capability for Effective Sustainable Development: Best Practice at Vaisala , pp 141-155: Milé Terziovski and B. Sebastian Reiche
Ch 8 Multinational firms, exclusivity, and backward linkages , pp 189-203: Ping Lin and Kamal Saggi
Ch 8 CONSUMER INPUT RELATED TO MONITORING, EVALUATING AND PLANNING RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE FACILITIES , pp 99-106: D. Boldy, L. Grenade and Shu-Chiung Chou
Ch 8 Stylized Facts of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) , pp 289-314: Yuanyuan Zhang, Stephen Chan, Jeffrey Chu, Xin Liao and Min Helu
Ch 8 SIMULATING DEMAND SYSTEMS , pp 198-212: Kenneth Clements and Dongling Chen
Ch 8 Google Phone (The U.S.) , pp 297-340: Luiz Moutinho
Ch 8 The SO2 Allowance Trading System: The Ironic History of a Grand Policy Experiment , pp 209-233: Richard Schmalensee and Robert Stavins
Ch 8 The “Fox–Apple” Partnership in the Global Value Chain: How Did Foreign Direct Investment and Contract Manufacturing Reshape the Landscape of the Electronics Industry? , pp 141-166: Guoyong Liang
Ch 8 METHODOLOGY FOR NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS ANALYSIS , pp 189-214: Dong-Sung Cho and Hwy-Chang Moon
Ch 8 A COMPLEXITY AND DARWINIAN APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT WITH FAILURE AVOIDANCE AS THE KEY TOOL , pp 74-88: Ron Willis
Ch 8 The Effectiveness of Global Economic Sanctions , pp 205-233: Tobias Allingham, Joachim Philip Bisgaard and Frederik Christian Gade
Ch 8 Taxonomies of Internationalization for Higher Education , pp 67-78: Martin Henson
Ch 8 WAYS TO BOOST RETURNS ON INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT , pp 98-103: Anthony H Rowley
Ch 8 SINGAPORE , pp 59-70: Chwee Huat Tan
Ch 8 Bilateral Trade Agreements and the Feasibility of Multilateral Free Trade , pp 168-185: Kamal Saggi and Halis Yildiz
Ch 8 Econometric Estimation of Non-linear Continuous-Time Models of Intertemporally Optimizing Agents , pp 223-253: Kieran P. Donaghy and Clifford R. Wymer
Ch 8 Why Performance Targets are Recognized as “Dead Letters”: An Empirical Study on Nursing Professionals , pp 147-164: Nobuya Fujiwara
Ch 8 Commodity Markets’ Asset Allocation with Robust Liquidity Risk Management Optimization Parameters , pp 197-235: Mazin A. M. Al Janabi
Ch 8 SUMMARY , pp 229-234: Frank P. Jozsa
Ch 8 Reimagining the product , pp 137-157: Emmanuel Daniel, Barney Frank and Richard L. Sandor
Ch 8 A Note on Financial Stability , pp 115-120: Craig H. Furfine
Ch 8 Revisiting Epistemological Underpinnings , pp 175-197: Gerardo Rivera Ungson and Sixto K. Roxas
Ch 8 FinTech in Singapore , pp 307-379: David Kuo Chuen Lee and Linda Low
Ch 8 Application of AI Technology to Improve Time Productivity: A Case Study of a Hotel Specializing in Lodging , pp 119-131: Tsutomu Yoshioka
Ch 8 Professional Educational Institutions in Kyrgyzstan: Current State and Future Prospects for the Interaction between the Labor Market and Educational Services Sector , pp 85-95: Tursun T. Subanov, Raby Zh. Zulpueva and Kuliypa T. Berdibekova
Ch 8 THE CHINESE AND EU APPROACHES TO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN THE WTO AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS , pp 111-125: Qingjiang Kong
Ch 8 Analyses and Results , pp 163-200: Usha C. V. Haley
Ch 8 Stages of Corporate Responsibility , pp 97-116: Petter Gottschalk
Ch 8 Building Deep Smarts Through Experience , pp 171-201: Dorothy A. Leonard and Walter Swap
Ch 8 ALAMEDA: Towards the Technology-Enabled Optimisation of Brain Healthcare Continuum , pp 185-242: Valentina Tageo
Ch 8 Management Control System in Value Co-Creation Processes , pp 115-127: Akimichi Aoki
Ch 8 Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) , pp 139-160: Tan Chee Wee
Ch 8 Callable Stock Loans , pp 161-197: Chi Chung Siu, Sheung Chi Phillip Yam and Wei Zhou
Ch 8 The Socio-Economics of Scandals , pp 103-114: George M. Frankfurter
Ch 8 General Jump-Diffusion Setting , pp 169-205: Mark H. A. Davis and Sebastien Lleo
Ch 8 Comparative TFP Growth between GCC Conventional and Islamic Banks Before and After the 2008 Financial Crisis , pp 155-174: Azzeddine Azzam and Belaid Rettab
Ch 8 Connecting Wave: LOGISTICS , pp 101-104: Jayashankar M. Swaminathan
Ch 8 Empirical Study I of BOC: Voice as a Form of Behavioral Commitment , pp 43-46: Aviad Bar-Haim
Ch 8 Sony and its Most Profitable Division — PlayStation , pp 99-111: Pavel Burak
Ch 8 Sufficiency of Marketing Efforts by Singapore SMEs in Retail and Food & Beverage Sectors , pp 167-198: Mun Heng Toh and Shandre Thangavelu
Ch 8 To Have and to Have Not , pp 42-45: Shane Greenstein
Ch 8 THE MULTINATIONAL FIRM , pp 133-161: Wilfred J. Ethier
Ch 8 Spillovers of Financial Stress Shocks: Evidence and Policy Implications , pp 147-162: Wang Chen and Takuji Kinkyo
Ch 8 Option Pricing with a Regime-Switching Lévy Model , pp 151-179: Chi Chung Siu