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Ch 2 CONSUMPTION IN LDCS , pp 10-38

Dongling Chen

Ch 2 A FUZZY GOAL PROGRAMMING MODEL FOR EVALUATING A HOSPITAL SERVICE PERFORMANCE , pp 19-33

M. Arenas, A. Bilbao, M. V. Rodríguez Uría and M. Jiménez

Ch 2 Research in Social Media and Sport , pp 29-56

Edward Ted M. Kian and Jimmy Sanderson

Ch 2 Drivers of CO2 Emissions in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic , pp 17-31

Soumaya Ben Khelifa and Sonia Arsi

Ch 2 Traditional Practices of Corporate Governance in Japan , pp 3-5

Dipak Basu and Victoria Miroshnik

Ch 2 WORLD’S WORST CARS, NORTH KOREA, BIGGEST MAN-MADE DISASTER IN HISTORY, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL CHINESE DNA , pp 10-14

Donghyun Park

Ch 2 The Pandemic’s Pernicious Public Debt Legacy , pp 45-62

Anthony Makin

Ch 2 AN UPDATED REVIEW OF CARBON MARKETS, INSTITUTIONS, POLICIES, AND RESEARCH , pp 9-89

Ariel Dinar, Donald Larson and Shaikh M Rahman

Ch 2 Leverage Social Development Agenda to Promote Health System Improvement: The Design of the BMGF–China Primary Healthcare/Poverty Alleviation Project , pp 31-55

Hong Wang, Zhaoyang Zhang and Yang Yu

Ch 2 Outperform Your Peers , pp 55-123

Eugene S. Acevedo

Ch 2 YOUR WEALTH CHECK , pp 7-10

Mark Daniell and Karin Sixl-Daniell

Ch 2 Financial Risk Management Using Asymmetric Heavy-tailed Distributions and Nonlinear Dependence Structures of Asset Returns under Discontinuous Dynamics , pp 31-49

Alaa El-Shazly

Ch 2 Nomenklatura Nationalism — The Key to an Understanding of the New East European Politics? , pp 25-50

David A Dyker

Ch 2 THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY AS AN EARLY SCENARIO , pp 29-53

G. Vissers

Ch 2 Data Fiduciary in Order to Alleviate Principal–Agent Problems in the Artificial Big Data Age , pp 41-90

Julia Puaschunder

Ch 2 Strategy and International Management Accounting of Global Companies , pp 15-30

Kanji Miyamoto

Ch 2 ARE INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH CARE CONSISTENT WITH EQUITY IN ACCESS? , pp 9-23

P. M. Mullen

Ch 2 Policy and Managerial Actions , pp 75-133

Ricardo G Barcelona and Franz Heukamp

Ch 2 Consumer Behavior in a Services Context , pp 33-66

Jochen Wirtz

Ch 2 Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) , pp 7-34

Thomas Henschel and Ilka Heinze

Ch 2 Overreach and Discord , pp 7-8

Steven Rosefielde

Ch 2 “Good” Corporate Governance in Transformation Countries — A Comparison of Experts' Perceptions in East Germany, Estonia and Hungary , pp 27-62

Thomas Steger, Ruth Alas and Kölliki Tafel-Viia

Ch 2 ROLE OF STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELLING IN THEORY TESTING AND DEVELOPMENT , pp 27-42

Parikshat S. Manhas, Ajay K. Manrai, Lalita A. Manrai and Ramjit

Ch 2 Returns to Education in Palestine and Turkey: A Comparative Analysis , pp 33-56

Aysıt Tansel and Yousef Daoud

Ch 2 The Merton and Heston Model for a Call , pp 3-9

Carl Chiarella, Boda Kang and Gunter H. Meyer

Ch 2 The Democratic State and the Economy as a Whole , pp 53-89

Heiner Flassbeck and Paul Steinhardt

Ch 2 Studies on the Prediction of Acquisition Targets , pp 53-101

Fotios Pasiouras, Sailesh Tanna and Constantin Zopounidis

Ch 2 Financial Reform after the Crisis , pp 7-28

Nicolas Veron

Ch 2 Introduction to Psychological Studies , pp 7-8

Donald B. Hausch, Victor S. Y. Lo and William T. Ziemba

Ch 2 Post-Crisis Risks and Bank Equity Capital , pp 21-28

Thomas M. Hoenig

Ch 2 BANKING POLICY , pp 11-22

Jonathan E Leightner

Ch 2 APPROACHES TO TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY , pp 21-54

Vittorio Chiesa

Ch 2 Optimal Tax Reform in the Presence of Adjustment Costs , pp 33-58

George Zodrow

Ch 2 The Rational Behavior of Tibetan Farmers and Herders , pp 11-33

Chunxue Yang

Ch 2 THE GENERAL ROLE OF FACTOR INTENSITY IN THE THEOREMS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE , pp 15-20

Wilfred J. Ethier

Ch 2 The Exact Theoretical Rational Expectations Monetary Aggregate , pp 53-84

William Barnett, Melvin Hinich and Piyu Yue

Ch 2 Multinational Corporations as Change Agents , pp 11-41

Usha C. V. Haley

Ch 2 Main Considerations/Differences in IP Practices Between US and China , pp 22-88

Tao Zhang and Jingui Fang

Ch 2 Does Material and Service Offshoring Improve Domestic Productivity? Evidence from Japanese Manufacturing Industries , pp 49-99

Keiko Ito and Kiyoyasu Tanaka

Ch 2 CAMBODIA , pp 6-9

Chwee Huat Tan

Ch 2 Sustainability in the Blockchain Trilemma: Time for a “Deficracy” , pp 41-78

Giulia Napolitano

Ch 2 Be Careful What You Wish For , pp 15-34

Anne O Krueger

Ch 2 Hospital Innovation Management: An Assessment of Two State-Owned Portuguese Hospitals , pp 25-47

Daniel Ferreira Polónia and Adriana Coutinho Gradim

Ch 2 Firm and Its Capital Needs , pp 9-12

Vipin K Agrawal and Ramesh K S Rao

Ch 2 Trade Expansion: The Share of World Trade , pp 5-32

Michael Michaely and David Wajnryt

Ch 2 Value-Relevance of Knowledge Spillovers: Evidence from Three High-Tech Industries , pp 17-31

Michael K. Fung

Ch 2 Methodology on Cost of Living for Expatriates , pp 21-39

Khee Giap Tan, Trieu Duong Luu Nguyen, Chandran Divya and Kong Yam Tan

Ch 2 Understanding National Security , pp 7-22

Thomas Quiggin

Ch 2 League Expansions and Mergers , pp 19-58

Frank P. Jozsa

Ch 2 Inventory is People: How Load Affects Service Times in Emergency Response , pp 21-49

Mohammad Delasay, Armann Ingolfsson and Kenneth Schultz