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Ch 19 Bubbles? , pp 289-293: Allan Meltzer
Ch 19 Spain , pp 337-352: Leo Dana
Ch 19 Production/Reproduction , pp 303-323: Meagan Tyler
Ch 19 Multi-asset Portfolio Strategies , pp 555-568: Frank J. Fabozzi and Francesco A. Fabozzi
Ch 19 Israeli Multinationals: Competing from a Small Open Economy , pp 299-341: Yair Aharoni
Ch 19 ADAPTIVE AND CONTEXT-SENSITIVE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL , pp 289-300: Axel-Cyrille Ngonga Ngomo
Ch 19 Cointegration analysis of the Fed model , pp 433-444: Matti Koivu, Teemu Pennanen and William T. Ziemba
Ch 19 National Income and Output Determination: The IS–LM Model , pp 479-499: Xingyun Peng
Ch 19 KNOWLEDGE CREATION IN ORGANIZATIONS: PROPOSITION FOR A NEW MODEL , pp 211-226: Anjan Roy, Rajen K. Gupta, K. B. C. Saxena and Arijit Sikdar
Ch 19 Contemporary Trends and Prospects for the Development of Russia and China as BRICS Members in the Field of Industrial Equipment Manufacturing , pp 219-228: Galina V. Gavlovskaya and Anton D. Volkov
Ch 19 Carbon Labelling and Low-income Country Exports: A Review of the Development Issues , pp 393-417: Paul Brenton, Gareth Edwards-Jones and Michael Friis Jensen
Ch 19 An Unambiguous Consequence of the Durban Climate Talks , pp 509-514: Robert Stavins
Ch 19 What is not so Cool about US–COOL Regulations? A critical analysis of the Appellate Body’s ruling on US–COOL , pp 433-454: Petros C. Mavroidis and Kamal Saggi
Ch 19 LEADERSHIP 2.0 AND WEB2.0 AT ERM: A JOURNEY FROM KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TO "KNOWLEDGING" , pp 233-253: Cheuk Wai-Yi Bonnie and Brenda Dervin
Ch 19 CLIQUE COMMUNITIES IN SOCIAL NETWORKS , pp 469-490: Luís Cavique, Armando B Mendes and Jorge MA Santos
Ch 19 MUJI: The Challenges of a Japanese Brand Going Global , pp 279-292: Nadja Aldendorff
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 JetBlue Airways Corporation Aircraft Leasing versus Buying , pp 307-321: Ivan E. Brick and Harvey A. Poniachek
Ch 19 Chapter 18. FOREIGN EQUITY OPTIONS , pp 441-449: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 19 International Banks, Cross-Border Guarantees and Regulation , pp 279-297: Andrew Powell and Giovanni Majnoni
Ch 19 Social Media and New Service Development: An Exploratory Study within a Consulting Firm , pp 555-574: Michaël Bénédic, Anne-Laure Mention and Marko Torkkeli
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 CHARACTERISTICS OF OPEN INNOVATION CULTURES IN DIFFERENT REGIONAL CONTEXTS , pp 475-516: Peter Prud'homme van Reine
Ch 19 Stochastic specification and the international GDP series , pp 255-268: Alok Bhargava
Ch 19 ANTICIPATIONS VARIABLES IN MACROECONOMETRIC MODELS , pp 345-368: Kanta Marwah
Ch 19 Trade shocks and macroeconomic fluctuations in Africa , pp 369-394: Ayhan Kose and Raymond Riezman
Ch 19 Financing the Reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A New Allocation System for Dependent Risks , pp 451-466: Lorena Remuzgo, Carmen Trueba and José María Sarabia
Ch 19 Implications of the Crisis for Regulation , pp 311-324: Mark Carey
Ch 19 Listen to Your Chart , pp 121-124: Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy
Ch 19 How to Measure the Effect of Investments in Various IT Tools on Each Department , pp 261-273: Yoshiyuki Nagasaka
Ch 19 Risk aversion in the small and in the large , pp 317-331: John W. Pratt
Ch 19 Hwaiting! , pp 198-205: Shing Huei Peh
Ch 19 Internationalization of Major Currencies , pp 235-252: Ruogu Li
Ch 19 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ACROSS BORDERS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF THE CURRENT STATUS AND PRACTICES OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS , pp 279-294: Helmut Kasper and Florian Kohlbacher
Ch 19 Globalization and Systemic Risk , pp 291-296: Grant Spencer
Ch 19 Measures to Improve Financial Education in the Context of Digital Transformation , pp 217-227: Larisa A. Aguzarova, Fatima S. Aguzarova, Fatima Kh. Kirgueva and Elena V. Dobrolezha
Ch 19 ORGANIZATIONAL ATMOSPHERE FOR NURTURING SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL: A CASE STUDY OF AN IT SERVICES VENDOR , pp 199-209: N. Dayasindhu and Krishnan Narayanan
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 Sime Darby Plantation: A Top-Down Approach to Innovation Management in a State-Owned, Globally Integrated Plantation Company , pp 313-329: Suraya Sulaiman, Azim Pawanchik, Law Zhi Xiong and Syakiratul Ezwana Shahrul Niza
Ch 19 Real and Imaginary Resolution Options for Large Financial Institutions , pp 365-382: David A. Skeel
Ch 19 Booms and Busts in Economic Activity: A Behavioral Explanation , pp 521-556: Paul De Grauwe
Ch 19 UNCERTAINTY, INSURANCE, AND DIVISION OF LABOR , pp 479-495: Monchi Lio
Ch 19 Comments on Key Policy Challenges in Financial Institution Resolution: Additional Complexities , pp 307-317: Robert R. Bliss
Ch 19 OPEN PROBLEMS IN USING AGENT-BASED MODELS IN INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR DYNAMICS , pp 401-405: Nigel Gilbert
Ch 19 THE MOST APPROPRIATE MODEL TO ESTIMATE LITHUANIAN BUSINESS CYCLE , pp 177-186: Audrone Jakaitiene
Ch 19 Can a Young Person REALLY be an Entrepreneur? , pp 365-384: Brad Keywell
Ch 19 United Arab Emirates , pp 195-201: Heather Henyon
Ch 19 EQUITY-LINKED FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPTIONS , pp 451-458: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 19 A SEQUENTIAL EXPENDITURE PROBLEM FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BASED ON THE OUTCOME , pp 277-295: Tōru Nakai
Ch 19 Implementation as Mutual Adaptation of Technology and Organization , pp 429-447: Dorothy A. Leonard