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Ch 17 Single-Period Binomial Model , pp 365-388

Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea

Ch 17 Comments on Jackson, Bielicki and Bednarski, and Majnoni and Powell , pp 259-262

Joao Santos

Ch 17 GOVERNMENT AS CORRUPT POLICEMAN, JAPANESE DESCENT FROM HEAVEN, AND SWISS BANK ACCOUNTS , pp 74-76

Donghyun Park

Ch 17 Policy Alternatives for Japan Toward 2020 , pp 411-453

Shuntaro Shishido, Akira Kawakami and Kiyoshi Tamashiro

Ch 17 MAKING IT WORK FOR YOU , pp 121-125

Mark Daniell and Karin Sixl-Daniell

Ch 17 DETERMINANTS OF WORLD DEMAND FOR U.S. CORN SEEDS: THE ROLE OF TRADE COSTS , pp 309-320

Sampath Jayasinghe, John Beghin and GianCarlo Moschini

Ch 17 A NEW THEORY OF INDUSTRIALIZATION , pp 437-460

Heling Shi and Xiaokai Yang

Ch 17 Connecting the Silos: Systematic Data Collection for Library and Collections Assessment , pp 319-333

Karen R. Harker

Ch 17 Testing Assumptions Made in the Construction of Input-Output Tables , pp 289-318

José Rueda-Cantuche and Thijs ten Raa

Ch 17 Bank Crisis Resolution and the Insufficiency of Fiscal Backstops: The Case of Spain , pp 461-487

S. Carbó-Valverde and M.J. Nieto

Ch 17 FROM FIELD TO TABLE? THE MARKETING OF ORGANIC PRODUCTS IN NORWAY , pp 275-289

Anne M. Jervell, Svein O. Borgen and Ola Flaten

Ch 17 THE INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN HSINCHU: A CONSCIOUS CHOICE , pp 143-160

Otto Chui Chau Lin

Ch 17 The Fed’s MBS Mortgage Program , pp 141-152

Jaime Luque

Ch 17 BEACH, SUN AND SURF TOURISM , pp 361-389

Neil Lazarow, Mike Raybould and David Anning

Ch 17 DO SMES CLUSTER AROUND INNOVATION ACTIVITIES? DISCOVERING ACTIVE, INCREMENTAL AND OPPORTUNISTIC INNOVATORS , pp 419-444

Gian Luca Casali, Roxanne Zolin and Sukanlaya Sawang

Ch 17 ACTIVE COMPUTER-MEDIATED SHARING AND DISCOVERY OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE THROUGH ONTOLOGIES AND LOGICAL INFERENCE , pp 195-206

Steven B. Kraines and Weisen Guo

Ch 17 ENDOGENOUS STRUCTURE OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR, ENDOGENOUS TRADE POLICY REGIME, AND A DUAL STRUCTURE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT , pp 383-406

Xiaokai Yang and Dingsheng Zhang

Ch 17 Korea , pp 323-369

Joon-Ho Hahm and Hyeon-Wook Kim

Ch 17 An Analytic Approach to Secure Pseudo-Random Generation , pp 355-368

Hiroshi Sugita

Ch 17 Court Jesters, House Gadflies and Economic Critics , pp 415-444

Craig F Freedman

Ch 17 Pigou, Tiebout, Property Taxation, and the Underprovision of Local Public Goods , pp 525-542

George Zodrow and Peter Mieszkowski

Ch 17 Green Construction Project Life Cycle Management , pp 559-578

Cheng Siew Goh

Ch 17 Knowledge Ecosystems, Universities, and Innovation in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Establishing a Knowledge Infrastructure Governance Theoretical Framework and Conditions for Success , pp 319-344

Joyline Makani, Angelo Dossou-Yovo and Michelle McPherson

Ch 17 SEARCHING FOR POSITIVE RETURNS AT THE TRACK: A MULTINOMIAL LOGIT MODEL FOR HANDICAPPING HORSE RACES , pp 151-171

Ruth Bolton and Randall G. Chapman

Ch 17 Technology Focus: Solar Thermal Electricity Generation , pp 123-129

Jenny Chase

Ch 17 International effects of national regulations: External reference pricing and price controls , pp 397-413

Difei Geng and Kamal Saggi

Ch 17 Role of Blockchain in Enhancing Islamic Crowdfunding Mechanisms , pp 485-511

Bassam Said Mohamed Bayomi

Ch 17 DOES A FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT HAVE A POSITIVE EFFECT ON UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ACTIVITIES?: A CASE STUDY ON TWO TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITIES , pp 401-421

Michi Fukushima

Ch 17 AGRICULTURAL TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND POVERTY DYNAMICS IN THREE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES , pp 367-373

Julie Litchfield, Neil McCulloch and L. Winters

Ch 17 Chinese Economic and Financial Reforms , pp 301-315

Peter Koveos and Linghui Tang

Ch 17 25 Years of Local Volatility and Beyond , pp 377-391

B. Dupire

Ch 17 South Korean System of Innovation: From Imitation to Frontiers of Technology, Successes and Limitations , pp 275-292

Aouatif El Fakir

Ch 17 JP MORGAN CHASE LONDON WHALE , pp 285-307

Laurent L Jacque

Ch 17 Becoming an Entrepreneur , pp 243-250

Sophia Chin

Ch 17 INVESTOR–VENTURE CAPITALIST RELATIONSHIP: ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION, UNCERTAINTY, AND MONITORING , pp 463-476

Mondher Cherif and Skander Sraieb

Ch 17 Analysing Uber in Social Media — Disruptive Technology or Institutional Disruption? , pp 517-539

Christofer Laurell and Christian Sandström

Ch 17 Continuous time limits of repeated games with imperfect public monitoring , pp 369-388

Drew Fudenberg and David Levine

Ch 17 INEQUALITIES , pp 257-280

E Ray Canterbery

Ch 17 International Fragmentation and the New Economic Geography , pp 281-293

Ronald Jones and Henryk Kierzkowski

Ch 17 Risk Awareness as Key Success Factor for more Efficient Management for Local Public Administrations , pp 151-158

Markus Bodemann, Marieta Olaru and Ionela Carmen Pirnea

Ch 17 Economic Experiments , pp 367-389

Nathan Rosenberg

Ch 17 REGULATION AND COMPETITION IN EU BANKING: BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER THE CRISIS , pp 277-290

Andre Sapir

Ch 17 Chapter Seventeen: Recommendations , pp 301-312

Benoit Vermander

Ch 17 IT Project Management 4.0: Trends and Future Directions , pp 482-518

Srinath Perera, Robert Eadie, Samudaya Nanayakkara and G. Thilini Weerasuriya

Ch 17 Financial Instability and Macroeconomics: Bridging the Gulf , pp 237-268

Claudio Borio and Mathias Drehmann

Ch 17 Modeling the Relationship between Natural Resource Abundance, Economic Growth and the Environment: A Cross-country Study , pp 489-509

Hala Abou-Ali and Yasmine Abdelfattah

Ch 17 Transnational Management in a Disruptive World: Exploiting Business Opportunities Through Planning and Interactive Controls , pp 409-434

Torben Juul Andersen

Ch 17 THE JAPAN-SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT , pp 281-291

Kin Keong Pang

Ch 17 The Financial Crisis and “Too-Big-To-Fail” , pp 281-294

Barney Frank and The Minority Staff of the House Financial Services Committee

Ch 17 POPULARIZATION OF MATHEMATICS: LOCAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES , pp 335-345

Franka Miriam Brückler