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Ch 9 INCORPORATING DEVELOPMENT AMONG DIVERSE MEMBERS , pp 231-255: Joel P. Trachtman
Ch 9 CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY (CBDC) FORMATS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS , pp 165-176: Hazik Mohamed
Ch 9 Real Estate Education , pp 241-252: Shi Ming Yu
Ch 9 Pharma Supply Chain and Globalization in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Review , pp 237-265: Philippe Gorry
Ch 9 Optimal Trading with Cointegrated Pairs of Stocks , pp 183-202: Yuji Yamada and James A. Primbs
Ch 9 GPS for Wise Investments in Global Health , pp 255-265: Olusoji Adeyi
Ch 9 Earnings Management in Corporate Voting: Evidence from Antitakeover Charter Amendments , pp 159-177: Chun-Keung Hoi, Michael Lacina and Patricia L. Wollan
Ch 9 The Dodd-Frank Act: Systemic Risk, Enhanced Prudential Regulation, and Orderly Liquidation , pp 249-266: G.G. Kaufman and R.W. Nelson
Ch 9 Desperately Seeking Toto , pp 115-122: George M. Frankfurter
Ch 9 Creating a Business Venture and Technology Transfer , pp 215-232: Robert D. Hisrich, Tony Stanco and Helena S. Wisniewski
Ch 9 A Brave New World: The Use of Non-traditional Information in Capital Markets , pp 217-237: Partha S. Mohanram
Ch 9 Financial Thought During the Period from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894–1895 to the Revolution of 1911 , pp 675-797: Yao Sui, Wang Yong and Zhongxiu Wu
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 Incentive Conflict in Central Bank Responses to Sectoral Turmoil in Financial Hub Countries , pp 121-144: Edward Kane
Ch 9 Optimal Commodity Taxation of Traditional and Electronic Commerce , pp 239-276: George Zodrow
Ch 9 WHEN A SMILE DOES NO GOOD: CREATIVITY REDUCTION AMONG AVOIDANCE- VERSUS APPROACH-ORIENTED INDIVIDUALS IN DYADIC INTERACTIONS , pp 159-179: Ken Fujiwara, Kosuke Takemura and Satoko Suzuki
Ch 9 Wearable Devices, Biometrics, and Stress , pp 163-185: Zella E. Moore, Frank L. Gardner, McKenzie Gelvin, Sydney Harfenist and Steven Lorenzet
Ch 9 Time to Wait–Time to Invest: The Case of Trade Order Executions by Specialists on the NYSE , pp 195-225: Sasson Bar-Yosef and Annalisa Prencipe
Ch 9 Rigidities Considered: Supplier Strategies for Integrated Innovation , pp 311-342: Thorsten Teichert and Ricarda B. Bouncken
Ch 9 THE PRESENT DEBATE ABOUT MACROECONOMICS AND ECONOMETRIC MODEL SPECIFICATION , pp 166-180: Kanta Marwah
Ch 9 Singapore , pp 151-159: Hoe Ee Khor, Diwa C. Guinigundo and Masahiro Kawai
Ch 9 On the Interpretation of the Kemp/Wan Theorem , pp 183-193: Martin Richardson
Ch 9 Conclusions and Suggestions for Further Research , pp 509-516: Charles Moss
Ch 9 R&D Portfolio Management: Performance Management , pp 195-221: Hakyeon Lee, Moon-Soo Kim, Soung Ryong Yee and Kyungil Choe
Ch 9 The Leadership Challenge — Where to Aim? , pp 295-328: Gerardo R. Ungson and John D. Trudel
Ch 9 Discussion of the Session “Survey of the Current Landscape” , pp 109-121: Philipp Hartmann
Ch 9 Action Research on Cascading of BSC , pp 167-184: Kazunori Ito
Ch 9 Nigeria: Fractured Governance and Lack of Planning , pp 257-276: Bello Ayuba
Ch 9 Long-Term Capital Markets , pp 205-233: Xingyun Peng
Ch 9 USING THE GAMMA DISTRIBUTION TO FIT FECUNDITY CURVES FOR APPLICATION IN ANDALUSIA (SPAIN) , pp 161-171: F. Abad-Montes, M. D. Huete-Morales and M. Vargas-Jiménez
Ch 9 ROLL-UPS AND ACQUISITIONS , pp 137-148: Frederick D Lipman
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 The Tequila Crisis and its Hangover , pp 97-109: Haim Kedar-Levy
Ch 9 Artificial Intuition in Management Decision-Making: Are We There Yet? , pp 193-227: Leonie Hallo
Ch 9 Fuzzy MCDM , pp 189-206: Jie Lu, Guangquan Zhang, Da Ruan and Fengjie Wu
Ch 9 Disruptive Services as an Opportunity for Digital Entrepreneurs , pp 135-149: Johann Timo Theisen
Ch 9 Understanding and Influencing Multinational Corporations , pp 203-225: Usha C. V. Haley
Ch 9 Riemannian manifolds , pp 161-215: Adam Marsh
Ch 9 Questioning the Unit of Analysis in BPR , pp 156-172: Jaakko Virkkunen and Kari Kuutti
Ch 9 GENERAL DISCUSSIONS , pp 134-155: Peter G Zhang
Ch 9 Key Borrowers Detected by the Intensities of Their Interactions , pp 355-389: Fuad Aleskerov, Irina Andrievskaya, Alisa Nikitina and Sergey Shvydun
Ch 9 Mathematics and Social Science , pp 201-242: Ken Urai
Ch 9 Industry Regulation , pp 171-186: Richard Li and Brian Heng
Ch 9 Social Enterprise–Government–Private (SEGP) Partnership for Municipal Solid Waste Management in India , pp 179-204: Vincent Varghese and Philcy Antony
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 Role of Government , pp 119-130: Hian Hoon
Ch 9 International Fragmentation: Boon or Bane for Domestic Employment? , pp 237-263: Hartmut Egger and Udo Kreickemeier
Ch 9 Experience as Truth: The Phenomenology of Entrepreneurship , pp 99-114: Craig S. Galbraith and Curt H. Stiles
Ch 9 21st Century Trade Wars , pp 279-297: Edward Balistreri and Russell Hillberry
Ch 9 AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES, DIVISION OF LABOUR AND THE URBAN LAND-RENT ESCALATION: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS OF URBANISATION , pp 195-228: Guang-Zhen Sun and Xiaokai Yang