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Ch 10 Oligopolistic Rivalries , pp 511-582: Ricardo G Barcelona and Franz Heukamp
Ch 10 ONTOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT , pp 109-120: J. Dorn, T. Naz and M. Pichlmair
Ch 10 One-Way Effect Causal Relationship of GDP and Energy Consumption in Taiwan , pp 135-147: Yanwu Chen, Feng Yao and Chengye Wu
Ch 10 Analyzing Textual Information at Scale , pp 239-271: Lin Cong, Tengyuan Liang, Baozhong Yang and Xiao Zhang
Ch 10 EVIDENCE ON THE “GROWTH-OPTIMUM” MODEL , pp 125-140: Richard Roll
Ch 10 Primal Wisdom , pp 251-272: Frank Birkin and Thomas Polesie
Ch 10 Fiber bundles , pp 217-263: Adam Marsh
Ch 10 THE LABOR AND SOCIAL SECURITY IMPACTS OF ELDERLY ENTREPRENEURSHIP , pp 181-199: Ting Zhang
Ch 10 Establishing Multinational Partnerships With Nongovernmental Organizations for Implementing Sustainable Development Programs: A Case Study of Misr El Khair Foundation , pp 267-301: Marwa M. M. Hassouna
Ch 10 Appendices , pp 221-235: Frank J. Fabozzi
Ch 10 HOW GOOD ARE PORTFOLIO INSURANCE STRATEGIES? , pp 227-257: Sven Balder and Antje Mahayni
Ch 10 Putting per-capita income back into trade theory , pp 187-197: James Markusen
Ch 10 CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS OF BUSINESS TO BUSINESS (B2B) E-COMMERCE SOLUTIONS TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT , pp 161-175: I. P. Vlachos
Ch 10 THE UNFCCC PROCESS: AN ECONOMIC AND GAME THEORETIC INTERPRETATION , pp 355-405: Henry Tulkens
Ch 10 Factor Models , pp 165-176: Anatoly B. Schmidt
Ch 10 The Trade Execution and Central Clearing Requirements of Dodd-Frank Title VII — Transparency, Risk Management, and Financial Stability , pp 267-282: Robert Steigerwald
Ch 10 PATTERN OF TRADE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN A MODEL OF MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION , pp 185-221: Jeffrey Sachs, Xiaokai Yang and Dingsheng Zhang
Ch 10 SAY GOODBYE TO OLD WAYS OF THINKING: DO NOT DRAW CONCLUSIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE BASED ON THE PAST , pp 167-185: Günter Faltin
Ch 10 Create Strategies and Action Items , pp 231-252: Bennet P Lientz
Ch 10 Testing the Dr Z System with Ed Thorp , pp 101-122: William T Ziemba
Ch 10 Computational Problems , pp 227-255: Radu Tunaru
Ch 10 Investor Characteristics and Portfolio Value , pp 215-224: Naoya Takezawa
Ch 10 International Corporate Entrepreneurship with Born Global Spin-Along Ventures — A Cross-Case Analysis of Telekom Innovation Laboratories’ Venture Portfolio , pp 257-274: Sarah Mahdjour and Sebastian Fischer
Ch 10 Funding International Climate Protection: How to Overcome the Bergstrom Paradox? , pp 213-228: Wolfgang Buchholz, Richard Cornes, Wolfgang Peters and Dirk Rübbelke
Ch 10 ASIA’S MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES: GLOBAL VALUE, REGIONAL STRATEGY, LOCAL TACTIC , pp 275-306: Hermawan Kartajaya, Philip Kotler and Den Huan Hooi
Ch 10 RURAL–URBAN MIGRATION, URBANIZATION, AND MEGACITIES IN CHINA , pp 175-201: Wenmeng Feng
Ch 10 Renault China: The Challenge of Increasing Brand Awareness , pp 221-239: Yan Li
Ch 10 Bibliometrics and Social Network Analysis Supporting the Research Development of Emerging Areas: Case Studies from Thailand , pp 253-277: Nathasit Gerdsri and Alisa Kongthon
Ch 10 THE EFFECT OF HRM PRACTICES IN KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN MNC'S NETWORK: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK , pp 115-122: Surapong Boonyarith
Ch 10 Personality and Negotiation , pp 173-189: Alice F. Stuhlmacher and Christopher K. Adair
Ch 10 Transforming Singapore's Real Estate: Building on Firm Foundation , pp 253-283: Tien Foo Sing and Shi Ming Yu
Ch 10 MARKETING STRATEGY FOR VALUE EXPLORATION , pp 175-190: Philip Kotler, Hermawan Kartajaya and Den Huan Hooi
Ch 10 Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting Research in Asia: A Structured Literature Review , pp 149-166: Trong Q. Trinh
Ch 10 ED NORRIS: THE LIFE AND CAREER OF A POLICE COMMISSIONER , pp 177-200: James G. S. Clawson
Ch 10 HOW PROMOTIONS WORK , pp 157-167: Robert C. Blattberg, Richard Briesch and Edward J. Fox
Ch 10 LJM2 and Raptors II and IV , pp 115-121: Harold Bierman
Ch 10 Investment Beliefs and Portfolio Risk-Taking — A Comparison between Industry Professionals and Non-Professionals , pp 239-266: Magnus Jansson, Sven Hemlin, Doron Sonsino and Carl-Christian Trönnberg
Ch 10 Trade Openness and City Interaction , pp 267-318: Mauricio Ramírez Grajeda and Ian Sheldon
Ch 10 Transparency and Participation in the World Trade Organization , pp 383-426: Steve Charnovitz
Ch 10 Transformation of Entrepreneurial Business Finance , pp 151-173: Fabian Zimmermann
Ch 10 A Certain Uncertainty; Assessment of Court Decisions in Tackling Corruption in Indonesia , pp 167-215: Rimawan Pradiptyo
Ch 10 What Causes Social Entrepreneurship at a Societal Level? Emancipation Theory as an Explanatory Framework , pp 237-268: Santiago A. Sena and Ricardo A. Pasquini
Ch 10 Linkages between International Financial and Trade Institutions: IMF, World Bank and WTO , pp 237-271: Dukgeun Ahn
Ch 10 The Effects of Trade Reforms on Scale and Technical Efficiency , pp 237-256: James Tybout, Jaime de Melo and Vittorio Corbo
Ch 10 THE EQUITY PREMIUM PUZZLE AND MYOPIC LOSS AVERSION , pp 145-156: Itzhak Venezia
Ch 10 Luxembourg , pp 147-152: Leo Dana
Ch 10 KNOWLEDGE AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IN CUSTOMER–SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS , pp 195-221: Jaakko Paasi, Tuija Luoma, Katri Valkokari and Nari Lee
Ch 10 DERIVATIVE INSTRUMENTS: PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS , pp 275-311: Obiyathulla Ismath Bacha, Ali Zhang Hengchao and Mirzet Šeho
Ch 10 Case Study: Portland Urban Growth Management , pp 193-204: Shiming Yang and Jefferey M. Sellers
Ch 10 U.S. Multinational Activity Abroad and U.S. Jobs: Substitutes or Complements? , pp 235-253: Ann Harrison, Margaret S. McMillan and Clair Null