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Ch 19 The Environmental Kuznets Curve: Is There a Financial Analogue? , pp 495-512: Imad A. Moosa
Ch 19 An Unambiguous Consequence of the Durban Climate Talks , pp 509-514: Robert N. Stavins
Ch 19 PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR 2010–2020 , pp 103-106: Marcos Fava Neves
Ch 19 Reengineering HR Development Systems to Support a New Computer Chip Factory: A Case Study , pp 349-362: Matt Barney, Ashley Prince, Darin Artman and Sharon O'Toole
Ch 19 The Political Economy of Migration and EU Enlargement: Lessons from Switzerland , pp 455-493: Jaime de Melo, Florence Miguet Heimlicher and Tobias Müller
Ch 19 The Black–Scholes–Merton Model , pp 419-458: Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea
Ch 19 EQUITY AND OIL MARKETS UNDER EXTERNAL SHOCKS , pp 309-322: Jorge Urrutia and Anastasios Malliaris
Ch 19 MUJI: The Challenges of a Japanese Brand Going Global , pp 279-292: Nadja Aldendorff
Ch 19 ANTICIPATIONS VARIABLES IN MACROECONOMETRIC MODELS , pp 345-368: Kanta Marwah
Ch 19 LAGOS — DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIAN METROPOLIS IN THE FIRST DECADES OF THE 21ST CENTURY , pp 373-386: Malwina Bakalarska
Ch 19 CHOCOLATE , pp 145-151: Pierre Marcolini
Ch 19 Crossing Horizons: Leveraging a Cross-Industry Innovation Search in the Front-End of the Innovation Process , pp 651-676: Sabine Brunswicker and Ulrich Hutschek
Ch 19 The Rationality of Asset Allocation Recommendations , pp 381-395: Edwin J. Elton and Martin J. Gruber
Ch 19 Deep Trade Policy Options for Armenia: The Importance of Trade Facilitation, Services and Standards Liberalization , pp 453-508: Jesper Jensen and David Tarr
Ch 19 LEARNING , pp 127-133: James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
Ch 19 Impact of Fintech on the Level of Competition in the EU Banking Sector , pp 537-560: Małgorzata Pawłowska and Aleksandra Staniszewska
Ch 19 Asset Pricing Theory , pp 551-575: Pamela P. Drake, Frank J. Fabozzi and Francesco A. Fabozzi
Ch 19 Thoughts on the VIX Fear Index , pp 229-238: Rachel E. S. Ziemba and William T. Ziemba
Ch 19 CLIQUE COMMUNITIES IN SOCIAL NETWORKS , pp 469-490: Luís Cavique, Armando B Mendes and Jorge MA Santos
Ch 19 In Gold We Trust: Should German Investors Consider Gold in Stock Portfolios? , pp 417-436: Siegfried Köstlmeier and Klaus Röder
Ch 19 ING (Holland) , pp 635-705: Luiz Moutinho
Ch 19 HOUSEHOLDS' EXPECTATIONS OF UNEMPLOYMENT: NEW EVIDENCE FROM FRENCH MICRODATA , pp 495-510: Salah Ghabri
Ch 19 A SEQUENTIAL EXPENDITURE PROBLEM FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BASED ON THE OUTCOME , pp 277-295: Tōru Nakai
Ch 19 PROMETHEE: TECHNICAL DETAILS AND DEVELOPMENTS, AND ITS ROLE IN PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT , pp 449-467: Malcolm J. Beynon and Harry Barton
Ch 19 JUSTICE: Preferential Hiring and the Dualism , pp 346-358: Alan E Singer
Ch 19 PUBLIC ECONOMICS AND THE ASSESSMENT OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENTS AND POLICIES , pp 417-441: Clement Tisdell and Clevo Wilson
Ch 19 Special Study: The Role of CAP Rural Development Programs in Creating Rural Jobs in Poland , pp 301-313: Katarzyna Zawalińska
Ch 19 Hong Kong: Weathering the AFC and the GFC , pp 429-457: Hans Genberg
Ch 19 Health is Wealth , pp 129-136: Wai Mun Fong and Benedict Koh
Ch 19 Uses of CNY NDFs , pp 267-281: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 19 Operating Solar Plants, and How Big Data Can Help , pp 145-149: Jenny Chase
Ch 19 Do Investors Still Benefit from Culturally Home-biased Diversification? An Empirical Study of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan , pp 667-716: Paul W. Chiou and Cheng Few Lee
Ch 19 Market Discipline Issues and Cross-Border Banking: A Nordic Perspective , pp 287-305: Thorvald Moe
Ch 19 Is There a Right to Immigration?: A Libertarian Perspective , pp 195-220: Walter Block and Gene Callahan
Ch 19 Multi-asset Portfolio Strategies , pp 555-568: Frank J. Fabozzi and Francesco A. Fabozzi
Ch 19 Comments on Key Policy Challenges in Financial Institution Resolution: Additional Complexities , pp 307-317: Robert R. Bliss
Ch 19 Maturity Criteria of the Networked Corporate University Model to Support Knowledge and Organizational Learning Governance , pp 365-384: Graziela Grando Bresolin, Patricia de Sá Freire and Solange Maria da Silva
Ch 19 Models of Organizational Buying Behavior , pp 623-648: Gary L. Lilien
Ch 19 Forward and Futures in Energy Markets: Multi-Factor Lévy Models , pp 273-283: Anatoliy Swishchuk
Ch 19 Knowledge Based Configurable Product Platform Models , pp 357-375: Hans Johannesson and Stellan Gedell
Ch 19 OPEN PROBLEMS IN USING AGENT-BASED MODELS IN INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR DYNAMICS , pp 401-405: Nigel Gilbert
Ch 19 Hybrid Review of Islamic Pricing Literature , pp 463-495: Md. Abdullah Al Mamun, M. Kabir Hassan, Md. Abul Kalam Azad and Mamunur Rashid
Ch 19 The University of Texas System: A Large State-Run Hedge-Fund-Like in Austin , pp 261-269: A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
Ch 19 RISK MANAGEMENT, NUMERICAL METHODS AND OPTION PRICING , pp 801-831: Mondher Bellalah
Ch 19 Study on Factors Associated With Bounce Rates on Consumer Product Websites , pp 526-546: Yun Fei Sng
Ch 19 National Income and Output Determination: The IS–LM Model , pp 479-499: Xingyun Peng
Ch 19 Macroprudential Policies for the External Sector: India’s Approach and Experience: A Discussion , pp 399-407: Duvvuri Subbarao
Ch 19 Two-Stage Currency Reform for China , pp 663-666: Morris Goldstein and Nicholas Lardy
Ch 19 REMANUFACTURING SERVICES IN THE CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY VALUE CHAIN , pp 627-667: Katherine Tait and Gary Gereffi
Ch 19 Trade as an engine of creative destruction: Mexican experience with Chinese competition**The authors are grateful to Gerardo Leyva and Abigail Duran for granting us access to INEGI data at the offices of INEGI in Aguascalientes under the commitment of complying with the confidentiality requirements set by the Mexican Laws. Special thanks go to all INEGI employees who provided assistance and answered our questions. in particular to Gabriel Romero, Alejandro cano. Araceli Martinez, Armando Arellanes, Ramon Sanchez, Otoniel Soto, candida Aguilar. and Adriana Ramirez. We also thank Christian Hansen for his help with the implementation of the quantile IV regressions and Philippe Aghion, Tibor Besedes, Chad Bown. Ana Cusolito, Judith Dean, Aaditya Mattoo. Guy Michaels, Emanuel Ornelas, Stephen Redding, Daniel Sturm as well as the participants at the seminars ofETSG, USITC, Penn State, Boston University, University of Vienna, london School of Economics, St Andrews University, FREIT, the World Bank trade seminar. the Econometric Society World Congress and the University of Kent for helpful comments. The views contained in this paper are of the authors and not necessarily those of the World Bank. The financial support of the World Bank's Research Support Budget is gratefully acknowledged , pp 393-406: Leonardo Iacovone, Ferdinand Rauch and L. Winters