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Ch 14 THE EXISTENCE OF EQUILIBRIUM IN A FINANCIAL MARKET WITH TRANSACTION COSTS , pp 323-343: Xing Jin and Frank Milne
Ch 14 Time to wealth goals in capital accumulation , pp 241-253: Leonard C. Maclean, William T. Ziemba and Yuming Li
Ch 14 Taking Positive Interest Rates Seriously , pp 327-356: Enlin Pan and Liuren Wu
Ch 14 Epilogue , pp 297-310: Imad A. Moosa
Ch 14 Crowdfunding: Ready for the Big League? , pp 321-337: Sam Friggens and Karl Harder
Ch 14 THE ROAD TO FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS , pp 245-255: Bee Kim Ng and Naing Oo Minn
Ch 14 The Merits of Dual Pricing of Russian Natural Gas , pp 315-336: David Tarr and Peter D. Thomson
Ch 14 Wage Policies and Practices and the National Wages Council , pp 289-321: Oun Hean Loh
Ch 14 Reinvigorating Policy and Modifying Practices: Lessons Learned from Indonesia’s South–South Cooperation during COVID-19 , pp 289-305: Vimala Asty F. T. Jaya and Miranda Tahalele
Ch 14 Managing the Operating Environment of Projects in Developing Countries , pp 445-476: Emmanuel Adinyira, Kofi Agyekum and George Ofori
Ch 14 Entry and Exit Strategies in Sourcing Engagement , pp 521-558: Christine V Bullen, Richard LeFave and Gad J. Selig
Ch 14 Does Financial Inclusion Drive the Islamic Banking Efficiency? A Post-Financial Crisis Analysis , pp 331-356: Hasanul Banna, Md. Rabiul Alam, Rubi Ahmad and Norhanim Mat Sari
Ch 14 Corporate Responsibility Versus Social Performance and Financial Inclusion , pp 301-322: Jean-Michel Servet
Ch 14 Celgene Corporation: A Pharmaceutical Case Study in Financial Planning and Analysis , pp 211-220: Lisa S. Kaplowitz
Ch 14 The Individual in Bootlegging Innovation , pp 279-290: Alexander Krueger and Arne Buchwald
Ch 14 The Use of Real Option Approach for the Evaluation of Climate Investments , pp 335-359: Luis Mari Abadie and Ibon Galarraga
Ch 14 The “Islamic Women’s” Movement: Transition from the Private Domain to the Public Sphere , pp 289-308: Ömer Çaha and Toseef Azid
Ch 14 The Process Matrix — The Facilitating Instrument for an Improved “Process Understanding” , pp 157-175: Thomas Lager
Ch 14 The Expansion of Preferential Trading Arrangements , pp 329-341: Edward D. Mansfield and Jon C.W. Pevehouse
Ch 14 Extensions of IDEF Methodology Based on Reengineering Records Management , pp 255-271: William E. Underwood, L. Duranti, Daryll R. Prescott and M. Kindl
Ch 14 Assets Tokenization: Prospects and Challenges , pp 387-406: Asad Abbas, Ghulam Hussain Khan Zaigham and Arslan Ali Raza
Ch 14 NDFs during the Asian Financial Crisis , pp 189-199: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 14 The Memorabilia of Enterprise Committee (1985–1997) , pp 203-208: Chunhe Hao
Ch 14 W. W. Cooper , pp 193-204: Sten Thore and Ruzanna Tarverdyan
Ch 14 Improving Service Quality and Productivity , pp 536-590: Jochen Wirtz
Ch 14 Learning and Continuous Improvement , pp 375-399: John Bessant
Ch 14 HOW TO BUILD A STRATEGIC PLAN FOR FOOD CHAIN: THE CHAIN PLAN METHOD , pp 69-76: Marcos Fava Neves
Ch 14 Does Board Structure Matter for Innovation? , pp 385-424: Meriam Attia, Ouidad Yousfi and Abdelwahed Omri
Ch 14 India: The Challenges of Governance , pp 403-446: Lakshmi Iyer and Richard H. K. Vietor
Ch 14 Scale Effect in the Romer Model , pp 113-120: Angus Chu
Ch 14 The New View of the Property Tax: A Reformulation , pp 437-459: George Zodrow and Peter M. Mieszkowski
Ch 14 Direct Health Care Marketing in Special Sectors: Physician Services, Hospital Services, Managed Care Products (HMOs and ACOs), Pharmaceuticals, and Public Health , pp 411-462: Gamini Gunawardane
Ch 14 Various Hospital Culture Construction Activities , pp 199-207: Di Jian
Ch 14 An Elementary Proposition Concerning Parallel Imports , pp 285-299: Martin Richardson
Ch 14 Organizational Buying Behavior , pp 371-395: Gary L. Lilien
Ch 14 Semianalytic Pricers , pp 273-282: Tom Hyer
Ch 14 Eiichi Shibusawa’s Management Philosophy and CSV , pp 273-292: Ichiro Mizuno
Ch 14 Switzerland, a Role Model for Decentralized AI Innovation , pp 202-207: Alexander E. Brunner
Ch 14 Demand for Money , pp 359-382: Xingyun Peng
Ch 14 DECOMPOSITION AND SEARCH TECHNIQUES IN DISJUNCTIVE PROGRAMS FOR PORTFOLIO SELECTION , pp 346-359: Katherine Wyatt
Ch 14 The 2014 EU-wide Bank Stress Test Lacks Credibility , pp 503-508: Morris Goldstein
Ch 14 The Single Point of Entry Resolution Strategy and Market Incentives , pp 323-336: James R. Wigand
Ch 14 Trade Policy Options for Chile: The Importance of Market Access , pp 329-359: Glenn Harrison, Thomas F. Rutherford and David Tarr
Ch 14 In the Finternet, Survival of the Fittest , pp 157-161: Alvin Chia
Ch 14 THE RELEVANCE OF KNOWLEDGE- AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT FOR THE EUROPEAN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY , pp 159-169: Franz Barachini and Stefan Rankl
Ch 14 EVALUATION OF PRIORITY STRATEGIES FOR HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS , pp 152-161: S. Gallivan
Ch 14 Seasonal Effects, Trends and Pre-Announcement Drifts: Turning Anomalies into Investment Strategies , pp 281-321: Blair Hull, Petra Bakosova and Alexander Kment
Ch 14 Pandemics and Macroeconomics: Insights from COVID-19 , pp 353-381: Srinivasan Murali
Ch 14 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ANALYSIS , pp 325-360: Suk H. Kim
Ch 14 Conclusion , pp 206-215: Angelo M Venardos