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Ch 19 CHANGE WE MUST , pp 246-255

William S.W. Lim

Ch 19 Recent Turbulence in the Stockbroking Industry and Lessons for Supervision , pp 191-197

J. Y. Pillay

Ch 19 Labor Implications of TPP: A Game Changer? , pp 423-454

Ronald C. Brown

Ch 19 Borono-198: New Product Marketing Strategy , pp 413-427

Anusree Ganguly and Shekhar Somanath

Ch 19 Thoughts about Financial Innovation , pp 261-277

Josh Lerner and Peter Tufano

Ch 19 Expected Company Outcomes from the Use of the QFD Development Methodology — Scientific Evidence from the Past , pp 225-229

Thomas Lager

Ch 19 THE ROLE OF THIRD PARTY TRUST MECHANISMS UNDER C2C ENVIRONMENT IN CHINA , pp 125-130

Tao Zhou and Yaobin Lu

Ch 19 SINGAPORE: DEVELOPING A COUNTRY OF INNOVATION , pp 173-183

Otto Chui Chau Lin

Ch 19 How to Measure the Effect of Investments in Various IT Tools on Each Department , pp 261-273

Yoshiyuki Nagasaka

Ch 19 Implementation as Mutual Adaptation of Technology and Organization , pp 429-447

Dorothy A. Leonard

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 THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR TRAINING TRANSFER IN RESTAURANT CHAINS , pp 101-105

José Luis Ballesteros-Rodríguez, Petra de Saá-Pérez and Desiderio J. García-Almeida

Ch 19 SCHUMPETER AND HISTORY , pp 403-412

Nathan Rosenberg

Ch 19 CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE KYOTO PROTOCOL , pp 447-463

Parkash Chander

Ch 19 Placing Stakeholder Theory within the Debate on Corporate Social Responsibility , pp 531-550

Tarek Miloud

Ch 19 Land and stock bubbles, crashes and exit strategies in Japan circa 1990 and in 2013 , pp 331-351

A. N. Shiryaev, M. V. Zhitlukhin and W. T Ziemba

Ch 19 The Doctor’s Dilemma — What Is “Appropriate” Care? , pp 213-216

Victor Fuchs

Ch 19 In Gold We Trust: Should German Investors Consider Gold in Stock Portfolios? , pp 417-436

Siegfried Köstlmeier and Klaus Röder

Ch 19 ANTICIPATIONS VARIABLES IN MACROECONOMETRIC MODELS , pp 345-368

Kanta Marwah

Ch 19 Multi-asset Portfolio Strategies , pp 555-568

Frank J. Fabozzi and Francesco A. Fabozzi

Ch 19 Banks’ Capital Structure Determinants: A Comparative Analysis Between Islamic and Conventional Banks Based on Corporate and Regulatory Approaches , pp 555-588

Kaouther Toumi

Ch 19 PUBLIC ECONOMICS AND THE ASSESSMENT OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENTS AND POLICIES , pp 417-441

Clement Tisdell and Clevo Wilson

Ch 19 Comments on Key Policy Challenges in Financial Institution Resolution: Additional Complexities , pp 307-317

Robert R. Bliss

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 International Trade Has Suffered a One-Two Punch: Can It Recover After COVID-19? , pp 141-145

Davin Chor

Ch 19 Listen to Your Chart , pp 121-124

Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy

Ch 19 THE MOST APPROPRIATE MODEL TO ESTIMATE LITHUANIAN BUSINESS CYCLE , pp 177-186

Audrone Jakaitiene

Ch 19 Abraham Lincoln , pp 145-147

Harold Bierman and Donald Schnedeker

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

Ch 19 Is There a Right to Immigration?: A Libertarian Perspective , pp 195-220

Walter Block and Gene Callahan

Ch 19 Two-Stage Currency Reform for China , pp 663-666

Morris Goldstein and Nicholas Lardy

Ch 19 UNCERTAINTY, INSURANCE, AND DIVISION OF LABOR , pp 479-495

Monchi Lio

Ch 19 Phytosanitary Regulation and Agricultural Flows: Tobacco Inputs and Cigarettes Outputs , pp 327-337

Benny Overton, John Beghin and William Foster

Ch 19 JUSTICE: Preferential Hiring and the Dualism , pp 346-358

Alan E Singer

Ch 19 An Era of Impatience , pp 111-115

Shane Greenstein

Ch 19 National Income and Output Determination: The IS–LM Model , pp 479-499

Xingyun Peng

Ch 19 ING (Holland) , pp 635-705

Luiz Moutinho

Ch 19 INTRODUCTION , pp 367-371

William T. Ziemba and Raymond G. Vickson

Ch 19 Microinsurance: Innovations in Low-Cost Health Insurance , pp 395-409

David Dror

Ch 19 REMANUFACTURING SERVICES IN THE CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY VALUE CHAIN , pp 627-667

Katherine Tait and Gary Gereffi

Ch 19 A SEQUENTIAL EXPENDITURE PROBLEM FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BASED ON THE OUTCOME , pp 277-295

Tōru Nakai

Ch 19 Time to wealth goals in capital accumulation , pp 259-271

Leonard C. Maclean, William T. Ziemba and Yuming Li

Ch 19 MULTIPLE CRITERIA DECISION MAKING MODELS FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING , pp 349-372

S. L. Liu, S. Y. Wang and K. K. Lai

Ch 19 Information Technology Issues in Lithuania , pp 237-247

Eglė Vaičiukynaitė, Rimantas Gatautis, Elena Vitkauskaitė and Tim Jacks

Ch 19 Market Discipline Issues and Cross-Border Banking: A Nordic Perspective , pp 287-305

Thorvald Moe

Ch 19 Architectural Landscape as a Co-creative Experience , pp 305-320

Dolors Vidal-Casellas, Silvia Aulet and Neus Crous-Costa

Ch 19 DEFAULT RISK AND DIVERSIFICATION: THEORY AND EMPIRICAL IMPLICATIONS , pp 455-480

Robert Jarrow, David Lando and Fan Yu

Ch 19 An Unambiguous Consequence of the Durban Climate Talks , pp 509-514

Robert Stavins

Ch 19 Key Directions for Improving State Policy in Taxation of Small Businesses to Ensure Their Sustainable Development in the Russian Federation , pp 193-200

Tatyana V. Abdulmyanova, Irina P. Asanova, Vadim V. Danilov and Elena M. Kechaikina

Ch 19 FOCUS ON ITALIAN ACTIVITIES IN WOMEN AND SCIENCE , pp 359-366

Rosa Maria Spitaleri