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Ch 9 WEIGHTED MONTE CARLO: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR CALIBRATING ASSET-PRICING MODELS , pp 239-265

Marco Avellaneda, Robert Buff, Craig Friedman, Nicolas Grandechamp, Lukasz Kruk and Joshua Newman

Ch 9 BRITISH IMPORTS OF MANUFACTURES AND THE COMMON MARKET**An earlier version of this paper was presented to the International Economics Study Group and to the European Studies graduate seminar at the London School of Economics. The author is grateful to both these groups, and also to Dr. D. G. Mayes, Dr. F. V. Meyer and two referees for comments on that draft. Naturally he does not blame any of these people for its remaining shortcomings , pp 175-190

L. Winters

Ch 9 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A DYNAMIC ANALYSIS , pp 145-164

Amitrajeet Batabyal

Ch 9 Intervention Shaping: Internal Vectors , pp 99-149

Uday Phadke and Shailendra Vyakarnam

Ch 9 Being Present Part 2: Practice of Excelling at Work , pp 141-179

Vikram Murthy and Aasha Murthy

Ch 9 Conclusion , pp 119-120

Dipak Basu and Victoria Miroshnik

Ch 9 Competing Paradigms in the OECD and Their Impact on the WTO Agricultural Talks , pp 136-155

Tim Josling

Ch 9 Computable General Equilibrium Models for the Analysis of Economy–Environment Interactions , pp 255-305

Ian Sue Wing

Ch 9 Factors Affecting the Adoption of the International Accounting Standards , pp 199-221

Xuan Thach Ha and Tran Hanh Phuong Le

Ch 9 A New Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring , pp 165-195

Anne O Krueger

Ch 9 The Federal Reserve in the Early 21st Century , pp 71-75

Thomas R Saving

Ch 9 8 TIPS FOR WOMEN LEADERS , pp 208-212

Renée McGowan

Ch 9 MODELING CREDIT RISK FOR SMEs: EVIDENCE FROM THE US MARKET , pp 251-279

Edward Altman and Gabriele Sabato

Ch 9 Measuring Technical Efficiency of Primary Health Care Providers: An Analysis from Ethiopia , pp 233-253

Carlyn Mann and Peter Berman

Ch 9 Things We Think We Know , pp 173-184

L.C.G. Rogers

Ch 9 Are foreign investors attracted to weak environmental regulations? Evaluating the evidence from China , pp 155-167

Judith Dean, Mary E. Lovely and Hua Wang

Ch 9 ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT I , pp 65-70

Otto Chui Chau Lin

Ch 9 FACILITATING FEATURE-FUNCTION STAKEHOLDER FIT IN ENTERPRISE SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION: LESSONS FROM REPUBLIC POLYTECHNIC , pp 187-205

S. Sathish

Ch 9 Knowledge Transfer in Global Organizations: The Case of Siemens , pp 161-178

Sven C. Voelpel, Malte Dous, Walter Brenner and Lutz Kolbe

Ch 9 A RETROSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO EXCHANGE RATE POLICY , pp 321-361

Yoshihisa Inada, Lawrence Klein and Junichi Makino

Ch 9 Price Taker , pp 469-510

Ricardo G Barcelona and Franz Heukamp

Ch 9 Exhibits , pp 71-77

Havovi Joshi

Ch 9 Firm Disclosure, Media, and the Capital Markets , pp 239-257

Doron Kliger and Smadar Siev

Ch 9 INTERNAL COALITIONAL STABILITY AND THE GLOBAL EXTERNALITY GAME , pp 329-354

Henry Tulkens

Ch 9 ON OPTIMAL MYOPIC PORTFOLIO POLICIES, WITH AND WITHOUT SERIAL CORRELATION OF YIELDS , pp 113-123

Nils H. Hakansson

Ch 9 Harmony and Disharmony in International Intellectual Property Law , pp 157-178

Colleen Chien

Ch 9 Comprehensive Environmental Management Control System and Stakeholder Influences: Evidence from Thailand , pp 131-148

Katsuhiko Kokubu, Qi Wu, Kimitaka Nishitani, Jittima Tongurai and Pakpong Pochanart

Ch 9 Empirical Similarity , pp 211-243

Itzhak Gilboa, Offer Lieberman and David Schmeidler

Ch 9 Long-Term Capital Markets , pp 205-233

Xingyun Peng

Ch 9 Additional Implications Specific to the Debt–Equity Security Space , pp 65-85

Vipin K Agrawal and Ramesh K S Rao

Ch 9 Using Earnings Per Share and Stock Prices to Measure Managerial Performance , pp 83-88

Harold Bierman

Ch 9 Assessing Performance in Supply , pp 229-254

Richard Lamming

Ch 9 COMPUTER SERVICES AS INNOVATION AGENTS FOR LOCAL PRODUCTION AREAS , pp 119-133

Enrico Scarso and Ettore Bolisani

Ch 9 Banking Activity Trends Following the Financial Crisis: Expansion or Retrenchment? , pp 125-142

Stijn Claessens and Neeltje Van Horen

Ch 9 The Complex Relations Between Communities of Practice and the Implementation of Technological Innovations , pp 220-246

Donald Hislop

Ch 9 The State of New Jersey: The Pandora’s Box of Interest Rate Swaps Cost Nearly $1.5 Billion , pp 171-177

A. Rashad Abdel-khalik

Ch 9 Monetary, Financial, and Real Economy Issues in TIE in Comparative Perspectives , pp 275-308

Masudul Alam Choudhury

Ch 9 Conclusions , pp 307-318

Christopher Gan, Gilbert Nartea and Judy Li Xia

Ch 9 Intelligent Traffic Solutions (Role of Machine Learning and Machine Reasoning) , pp 191-235

Shivani Agarwal, Pallavi Gusain, Arundhati Jadhav, Purabi Panigrahy, Benjamin Stewart, Alekhya Penmatsa and Tugrul Daim

Ch 9 ALITE: Open Innovation and Experimentation in a Small Learning Organization , pp 163-181

Joaquin Alegre, Francisco Romera, Ana García-Granero and Anabel Fernández-Mesa

Ch 9 Reasons for Having Cocos Liabilities on the Balance Sheet , pp 92-100

George von Furstenberg

Ch 9 MUDRA — A Resourceful Resolution Bank of India , pp 185-203

T. Kadalarasane and C.U. Tripura Sundari

Ch 9 Policy Design and Industry Development Plans: Dairy Industry Experiences in Asia and Australia , pp 235-271

David Harris

Ch 9 Negotiation Strategy , pp 155-172

Brosh M. Teucher

Ch 9 POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN TURKEY AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF POLITICAL ISLAM (1950–2010) , pp 193-217

Hasan Ersel

Ch 9 Toward a Better Understanding of the ICTs’ Role in the Creation of Social Networks , pp 155-177

Sihem Ben Saad and Fatma Choura

Ch 9 COLLABORATIVE LEARNING BEHAVIOUR IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TEAMS , pp 87-96

Sourav Mukherji and Abhoy K. Ojha

Ch 9 Just-In-Time and Its Cost Reduction Framework , pp 205-228

Henry Aigbedo

Ch 9 Common Risk Models and Analytics , pp 99-118

Edward H K Ng

Ch 9 The Relevance of Environmental, Social, and Governance Issues in Corporate Valuation: Concepts and Reflections , pp 243-266

Murad Harasheh and Giovanni Cardillo