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- Ch 16 AIG , pp 275-283

- Laurent L Jacque
- Ch 16 Building the Virtual World , pp 93-97

- Shane Greenstein
- Ch 16 B2B to P2P Evolution , pp 469-485

- Gunjan Samtani
- Ch 16 Perfect public equilibrium when players are patient , pp 345-367

- Drew Fudenberg, David Levine and Satoru Takahashi
- Ch 16 Internet Marketing , pp 523-550

- Peter Danaher and Andrew T. Stephen
- Ch 16 The Choice of Model in the Construction of Industry Coefficients Matrices , pp 271-287

- José Rueda-Cantuche and Thijs ten Raa
- Ch 16 Personalization of Sports Activities as a Condition for Improving Quality of Life in the Digitalization Era , pp 185-200

- Oksana V. Aleksandrova, Kirill P. Bazarin and Aleksey N. Kokorin
- Ch 16 The One-Voice Model of a Corporate Sports Account: Knowledge Management at Work , pp 301-318

- Tiffany Norris
- Ch 16 QUOTIENT OPTIONS , pp 421-429

- Peter G. Zhang
- Ch 16 Participant reaction and the performance of funds offered by 401 (k) plans , pp 323-345

- Edwin J. Elton, Martin J. Gruber and Christopher R. Blake
- Ch 16 Making Entrepreneurial Finance Relevant and Interesting for Aspiring Entrepreneurs , pp 295-313

- David Y. Choi
- Ch 16 Public Engagement , pp 337-367

- Tania Bubela, Katie Fenn, Sally Greenwood, Anne-Marie Nicol, Beverly Pomeroy, Harlan Pruden, Emily Rempel and Alice Virani
- Ch 16 Reverse Logistics Management , pp 323-339

- Jie Lu, Guangquan Zhang, Da Ruan and Fengjie Wu
- Ch 17 Biographies of Contributors , pp 230-238

- Harlan Platt
- Ch 17 Enrollment in Community-based Health Insurance Schemes in Rural Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, India , pp 345-363

- David Dror
- Ch 17 Australia , pp 434-460

- Ronald Ma and Chew Ng
- Ch 17 Belgium , pp 177-186

- Reginald Vossen and Claire Munck
- Ch 17 IDENTITY , pp 113-118

- James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
- Ch 17 The Behavioral Foundations of Corporate Dividend Policy a Cross-Country Analysis , pp 387-445

- Wolfgang Breuer, M. Oliver Rieger and K. Can Soypak
- Ch 17 Finance in the Tropics: Understanding Structural Gaps and Policy Challenges , pp 303-321

- Thorsten Beck
- Ch 17 The Hidden Role of Civil Liability in the Electronuclear Industry: Accident Costs, Insurance and Industrial Organization , pp 395-426

- Gerard Mondello
- Ch 17 Does FDI Stimulate GDP Growth? Evidence from the Middle Eastern and BRICS Countries , pp 195-205

- Ahmad S. Al Humssi, Maria V. Petrovskaya, Larisa N. Sorokina and Vladimir Z. Chaplyuk
- Ch 17 Economic Strain, Education and Attitudes towards Foreigners in the European Union , pp 311-331

- Francisco Rivera-Batiz
- Ch 17 Shiseido and the Challenges Faced Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic , pp 251-261

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

- Donghyun Park
- Ch 17 From A Commentary on An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations , pp 154-163

- Edward Gibbon Wakefield
- Ch 17 TAX EVASION AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS , pp 401-428

- Rohit Prasad
- Ch 17 The Subprime Crisis: Lessons About Market Discipline , pp 281-303

- Mark J. Flannery
- Ch 17 Pandemic Pandemonium , pp 267-282

- Sumit Agarwal, Swee Hoon Ang and Tien Foo Sing
- Ch 17 The Future of Health Taxes: Helping It Happen , pp 497-512

- Angeli Vigo, Jeremy A Lauer, Franco Sassi and Agnes Soucat
- Ch 17 MEXICO CITY — AN ANTITHESIS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT? , pp 337-355

- Urszula Żuławska and Elżbieta Żuławska-Sobczyk
- Ch 17 International Climate Change Policy , pp 443-482

- Gabriel Chan, Robert Stavins and Ji Zou
- Ch 17 A Revolution? How Do You Know? , pp 98-103

- Shane Greenstein
- Ch 17 The Information Technology Agreement, Manufacturing, and Innovation — China’s and India’s Contrasting Experiences , pp 361-388

- Dieter Ernst
- Ch 17 Scenario Optimization in Action — The Russell–Yasuda Kasai Financial Planning Model , pp 171-177

- William T Ziemba
- Ch 17 DIGITAL CULTURAL HERITAGE IS GETTING CROWDED: CROWDSOURCED, CROWD-FUNDED, AND CROWD-ENGAGED , pp 261-294

- Leonard Steinbach
- Ch 17 THE GLOSTEN–MILGROM AND KYLE MODELS , pp 249-254

- Peter Joakim Westerholm
- Ch 17 Multiple Regulators and Resolutions , pp 253-273

- Charles A. E. Goodhart
- Ch 17 Technology Focus: Solar Thermal Electricity Generation , pp 123-129

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

- Laurent L Jacque
- Ch 17 Time to Chart the Map(s) of Change , pp 337-360

- Vincent Petit and Mike Rosenberg
- Ch 17 A GENERAL AND FLEXIBLE FUZZY CLASSIFICATION FRAMEWORK AND ITS APPLICATION TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS , pp 91-95

- Ioannis Gadaras and Ludmil Mikhailov
- Ch 17 Chapter Seventeen: Recommendations , pp 301-312

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

- Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea
- Ch 17 What Explains the Low Survival Rate of Developing Country Export Flows? , pp 347-372

- Paul Brenton, Christian Saborowski and Erik von Uexkull
- Ch 17 THE HEAT-KERNEL MOST-LIKELY-PATH APPROXIMATION , pp 389-406

- Jim Gatheral and Tai-Ho Wang
- Ch 17 On the Pricing of Storable Commodities , pp 393-404

- Dorje C. Brody, Lane P. Hughston and Xun Yang
- Ch 17 Strategic Control of Marketing Activities Using the ABC System , pp 385-393

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

- Jaime Luque
- Ch 17 CASE STUDY 17: The DRESDEN-concept: A Focus on Shared Services and Facilities , pp 239-249

- Nadine Schmieder-Galfe, Alexander Funkner and Oliver Uecke
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