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Ch 25 Chicago Climate Exchange Progress Report , pp 103-106: Richard L. Sandor
Ch 25 Dignity Health Holds A Bigger Bag of IOUs to the Banking Cartel , pp 311-317: A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
Ch 25 WHITE OR BLACK MAGIC FOR YOUR BUSINESS? COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE AND CORPORATE ESPIONAGE , pp 135-139: Oana – Antonia Colibasanu
Ch 25 Financial Reform: On the Right Road, at the Right Pace? , pp 465-470: Thomas F. Huertas
Ch 25 Multi-Goals Coordination in Supply Chain Management: A Mathematical Model , pp 329-340: Tomonori Inooka
Ch 25 Three tries in the horse ownership business , pp 413-454: William T. Ziemba
Ch 25 Leave a Legacy , pp 381-392: Rahul Singh and Naresh Kumar Agarwal
Ch 25 Shouldice Hospital Limited (Abridged) , pp 571-579: James Heskett and Roger Hallowell
Ch 25 Procurement Mechanisms for Customized Products , pp 513-533: Songlin Chen and Mitchell Tseng
Ch 25 Safety of Acupuncture , pp 387-396: Umberto Mazzanti and Maria Letizia Barbanera
Ch 25 The Flash Crash and High Frequency Trading , pp 275-281: William T Ziemba
Ch 25 Assessing the Overall Impact of Financial Reforms , pp 549-557: Svein Andresen
Ch 25 Mode of foreign entry, technology transfer, and FDI policy , pp 567-583: Aaditya Mattoo, Marcelo Olarreaga and Kamal Saggi
Ch 25 Choosing Investment Portfolios When the Returns Have Stable Distributions , pp 421-444: W. T. Ziemba
Ch 25 Regulatory Governance and Agency Design: An Old Topic, Made Extra Relevant by the Financial Crisis , pp 359-370: Michael Klein
Ch 25 RICH AND POOR COUNTRIES IN NEOCLASSICAL TRADE AND GROWTH , pp 295-313: Alan Deardorff
Ch 25 Green Landscape Inc., Leveraged Buyout (LBO) , pp 449-453: Chris Droussiotis
Ch 25 Transforming Your Culture , pp 315-322: Sophia Chin
Ch 25 FIRMS WITH ADAPTABILITY LEAD A WAY TO INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT , pp 367-379: Akihisa Yamada and Chihiro Watanabe
Ch 25 THE URGENT NEED FOR CHANGE: RETHINKING KNOWLEDGE AND MANAGEMENT , pp 293-307: Christian Fuchs, Stefan Blachfellner and Robert Bichler
Ch 25 DOCUMENT COMPOSITION SUPPORT AS CREATIVE WORK , pp 299-311: Toyohide Watanabe and Kei Kato
Ch 25 The Great Financial Crisis and its Aftermath: A Perspective from Asia , pp 353-360: Hans Genberg
Ch 25 The Division of Labor Under Homogeneity: A Critique of Mises and Rothbard , pp 337-344: Walter Block, Per Henrik Hansen and Peter Klein
Ch 25 Realities and Peculiarities of the Entrepreneurship in Brasov, Romania , pp 219-225: Camelia Dragomir, Stelian Panzaru and Carmen Lis
Ch 26 Science and Technology and their Applications in Enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City in the Context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution , pp 667-685: Thi Kim Hoa Luu
Ch 26 INTERNATIONAL TOURISM: ITS COSTS AND BENEFITS TO HOST COUNTRIES , pp 605-618: Chi-Chur Chao and Pasquale Sgro
Ch 26 Banking in a Changing World: Issues and Questions in the Resolution of Cross-Border Banks , pp 401-422: Michael Krimminger
Ch 26 CYCLICAL DUMPING , pp 617-623: David Tarr
Ch 26 Chapter 25. OUT-PERFORMANCE OPTIONS , pp 515-528: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 26 Yair Aharoni’s 1966 “The Foreign Investment Decision Process”: A Classic Work of International Business Research , pp 409-413: Peter J. Buckley
Ch 26 TOWARD PROJECT STRATEGY TYPOLOGIES: CASES IN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY , pp 381-396: Peerasit Patanakul, Aaron J. Shenhar, Dragan Z. Milosevic and William Guth
Ch 26 COMPETITIVENESS AND ADVERTISING IN GREEK FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANUFACTURING FIRMS , pp 140-146: Ourania Notta and Aspasia Vlachvei
Ch 26 Women Faculty and Increased Working Hours due to COVID-19 in Higher Educational Institutions: An Empirical Analysis , pp 361-368: Rizwana Rafiq and Mir Insha Farooq
Ch 26 Extreme Customization: Rapid Manufacturing Products that Enhance the Consumer , pp 537-554: Christopher Tuck, Min-Huey Ong, Helen Wagner and Richard Hague
Ch 26 Knowledge of Project Management and Finance in Japan , pp 425-433: Masaaki Horiguchi
Ch 26 THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLS DEPENDING ON DEPARTMENTAL FUNCTIONS , pp 309-315: Helmut Kasper, Jürgen Mühlbacher and Barbara Müller
Ch 26 Is There a Case for Industrial Policy? A Critical Survey , pp 585-615: Howard Pack and Kamal Saggi
Ch 26 Information Technology Issues in Peru , pp 333-344: Rolando A. Gonzales, Eddy A. Morris and Tim Jacks
Ch 26 Summing Up and Selected Questions About Quality Function Deployment (QFD) and Related Integrated Knowledge Platforms (IKPs) , pp 291-300: Thomas Lager
Ch 26 Understanding Buffett Indicators in Different Industries , pp 685-710: Keyuan Wu
Ch 26 ACADEMIC TENURE: AN ECONOMIC CRITIQUE , pp 345-363: Robert McGee and Walter E. Block
Ch 26 Covariance complexity and rates of return on assets , pp 445-465: Leonard C. MacLean, Michael E. Foster and William T. Ziemba
Ch 26 Time-Series Analysis: Components, Models, and Forecasting , pp 979-1024: Cheng Few Lee
Ch 26 Financial Regulation , pp 559-567: Vítor Constancio
Ch 26 INTEGRATING CONSUMER TAXONOMIES WITHIN THE ENTERPRISE METADATA ENVIRONMENT , pp 305-314: R. Todd Stephens
Ch 26 Research on Digital Transformation and Digital Technology Standardization , pp 359-376: Jingjuan Zhang, Xinliang Zhang, Fan Yu, Yan Zhang and Bing Han
Ch 26 CONTRIBUTION , pp 263-264: D. Clayden
Ch 26 Bank of America: Financial Options and Corporate Finance , pp 457-471: Harvey A. Poniachek
Ch 26 Introduction , pp 287-294: Victor Fuchs
Ch 26 Risk Management Models , pp 650-678: Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea