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Ch 21 What is the Demand for Microcredit? The Case of Rural Areas in Serbia , pp 437-460: William Parienté
Ch 21 A Longitudinal Analysis of Infant and Child Mortality Rates in Developing Countries , pp 289-301: Alok Bhargava and Jiang Yu
Ch 21 How Much Government Assistance Do European Wine Producers Receive? , pp 505-525: Kym Anderson and Hans G. Jensen
Ch 21 OPTIMAL EXERCISE OF AN EXECUTIVE STOCK OPTION BY AN INSIDER , pp 475-498: Michael Monoyios and Andrew Ng
Ch 21 Tell Me More , pp 143-146: Wai Mun Fong and Benedict Koh
Ch 21 MALAYSIA , pp 219-227: Chwee Huat Tan
Ch 21 FROM ENTERPRISE NETWORK TO NETWORK ENTERPRISE: ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE OF MULTIPLE CRITERIA DECISION MAKING FOR BUILDING CORPORATE INFORMATION SYSTEM , pp 389-402: Heeseok Lee, Jongwon Lee, Myung Ho Sohn and Yong Shi
Ch 21 Project Management in Developing Countries — A Case of Indian Construction Industry , pp 702-736: Kumar Neeraj Jha, Ajit Kumar Sinha, Satish Kumar Viswanathan, Santu Kar and Sparsh Johari
Ch 21 EVOLUTION IN DIVISION OF LABOR AND MACROECONOMIC POLICIES , pp 475-489: Junxi Zhang
Ch 21 Challenges Facing the Chinese Authorities under the Existing Currency Regime , pp 677-750: Morris Goldstein and Nicholas Lardy
Ch 21 The New Entrepreneurial Revolution: The Start-Up Generation , pp 272-285: Norbert Csizmadia
Ch 21 Horse Ownership: The Example of Honor Code , pp 353-381: William T. Ziemba
Ch 21 FACE WORK AND CREDIBILITY ON THE WEB , pp 315-328: Takashi Nakamura and Hiromi Yuki
Ch 21 CNY Nondeliverable Options , pp 293-316: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 21 The Organization of Global Service MNEs , pp 351-372: Yair Aharoni
Ch 21 Appendices , pp 583-601: Tugrul Daim and Alan Pilkington
Ch 21 CONTROL WATCHING , pp 145-151: James G S Clawson and Doug Newburg
Ch 21 Process Management System by KPI Towards Challenging and Evolving Organizations , pp 273-285: Noriyuki Imai
Ch 21 A SIMULATION MODEL FOR HOSPITALS BASED ON DRGS , pp 234-243: D. Rinaldi and F. Schoen
Ch 21 EPI-STAR OPTOELECTRONICS: HBLED , pp 199-210: Otto Chui Chau Lin
Ch 21 IN LIEU OF A CONCLUSION: MEGACITIES — BOON OR BANE? , pp 415-425: Jerzy Kleer and Katarzyna A. Nawrot
Ch 22 Gadgets Co: Trade Finance Case Study , pp 373-382: Alisa Rusanoff
Ch 22 Alfred Marshall , pp 177-188: Harold Bierman and Donald Schnedeker
Ch 22 Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation: A Case of Derivatives Abuse from the East , pp 291-296: A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
Ch 22 Cryptocurrencies and Monetary Policy , pp 263-278: Thomas R Saving
Ch 22 Why We Hate HR , pp 289-294: Sophia Chin
Ch 22 TECHNIQUES FOR ESTIMATING SERVICES BARRIERS , pp 611-636: Due Nguyen-Hong
Ch 22 Derivatives Trading and the Importance of Risk Management in Banks , pp 214-218: Ek Tieng Lee
Ch 22 Productivity Trends and Employment Across Industries in Canada , pp 411-424: Pierre Mohnen and Thijs ten Raa
Ch 22 ARDENTEC CORPORATION: IC TESTING , pp 211-219: Otto Chui Chau Lin
Ch 22 Financial Deepening and Financial Liberalization , pp 577-601: Xingyun Peng
Ch 22 DIVISION OF LABOR, MONEY AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS , pp 491-513: Wenli Cheng
Ch 22 INTERNET CONSUMER BEHAVIOR IN CYPRUS , pp 433-452: Alkis Thrassou, Demetris Vrontis and Angelika Kokkinaki
Ch 22 INTRA-ORGANISATIONAL KNOWLEDGE FLOWS: A COOPETITION PERSPECTIVE ON POST-ACQUISITION AND -MERGER ACTIVITIES , pp 601-629: Audrey Depeige and Stavros Sindakis
Ch 22 MANAGING PRIVATE ONTOLOGIES WITH A BAYESIAN APPROACH, FOR TIME CRITICAL SCENARIOS , pp 263-274: Dennis Hooijmaijers and Markus Stumptner
Ch 22 The Future of Roads: No Driving, No Emissions, Nature Reconnected , pp 143-170: Richard T. T. Forman and Daniel Sperling
Ch 22 Calculation of investment portfolios with risk free borrowing and lending , pp 375-388: William T. Ziemba, C. Parkan and R. Brooks-Hill
Ch 22 AN INTEGRATED DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM FOR WEB NEWS RETRIEVAL , pp 147-154: Man-Chung Chan, Wei-Dong Luo and James N. K. Liu
Ch 22 Ending Too Big to Fail: A Proposal for Reform , pp 427-444: Richard W. Fisher and Harvey Rosenblum
Ch 22 How to Lose Money in Derivatives: Examples from Hedge Funds and Bank Trading Departments , pp 689-750: Sebastien Lleo and William T. Ziemba
Ch 22 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND COLLABORATION PLATFORM IN A GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING FIRM USING WEB 2.0 AND DERVIN'S SENSE MAKING METHODOLOGY , pp 255-271: Bonnie Cheuk
Ch 22 Post–COVID-19, How Will We Be Better? , pp 159-166: Danny Quah
Ch 22 A Combinational Model for Organizational Change , pp 287-300: Mohammad Aghdasi and Farzad Movahedi Sobhani
Ch 22 A Green-Innovative Product Development Process for Satisfying the Requirements of Stakeholders , pp 467-488: Hsin Rau and Yauwseph Tandiono
Ch 22 High Probability FX , pp 141-147: Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy
Ch 22 Information Technology Issues in Mexico , pp 279-289: Gustavo Parés, Ricardo Luis Parés Arce, Vicente Cubells Nonell, Eder Espinos Diaz, Luis Humberto Rojas Pineda and Prashant Palvia
Ch 22 THE ECONOMICS AND ETHICS OF LAND REFORM: A CRITIQUE OF THE PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE'S “TOWARD A BETTER DISTRIBUTION OF LAND: THE CHALLENGE OF AGRARIAN REFORM” , pp 261-293: Walter Block and Guillermo Yeatts
Ch 22 THE USE OF KEYPHRASES FOR SELECTING METADATA FROM TAXONOMIES , pp 329-345: Rohana K. Rajapakse, Brian Mushens and Chris Johnson
Ch 22 The “Great Moderation” in a Dual Exchange Rate Regime , pp 317-327: Sven W. Arndt
Ch 22 SPREAD OPTIONS , pp 479-500: Peter G. Zhang