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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 Covariance complexity and rates of return on assets , pp 445-465: Leonard C. MacLean, Michael E. Foster and William T. Ziemba
Ch 26 Texas Methodist Hospitals Did Not Escape Big Banks’ Vise , pp 319-323: A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
Ch 26 How to Lose Money in Derivatives and Examples of Those Who Did , pp 337-365: Rachel E. S. Ziemba and William T. Ziemba
Ch 26 Scurry with the Ants , pp 169-171: Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy
Ch 26 ARAB BUREAUCRACY, RIDHA YAHYAOUI, AND ISLAMIC STATE , pp 111-115: Donghyun Park
Ch 26 THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLS DEPENDING ON DEPARTMENTAL FUNCTIONS , pp 309-315: Helmut Kasper, Jürgen Mühlbacher and Barbara Müller
Ch 26 Banking Regulation and Supervision in the Next 10 Years and Their Unintended Consequences , pp 471-502: Danièle Nouy
Ch 26 Is There a Case for Industrial Policy? A Critical Survey , pp 585-615: Howard Pack and Kamal Saggi
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 The Value of Terroir: Hedonic Estimation of Vineyard Sale Prices , pp 689-704: Robin Cross, Andrew J. Plantinga and Robert N. Stavins
Ch 26 COMPETITIVENESS AND ADVERTISING IN GREEK FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANUFACTURING FIRMS , pp 140-146: Ourania Notta and Aspasia Vlachvei
Ch 26 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN E-LEARNING THROUGH MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATIONS – A CASE STUDY OF THE HKCYBERU , pp 175-181: Ronnie Cheung and Pamela Lam
Ch 26 Time-Series Analysis: Components, Models, and Forecasting , pp 979-1024: Cheng Few Lee
Ch 26 A walk into greatness: Summer 2017 visits to Tesio’s horse stables and the Sassicaia winery , pp 455-464: William T. Ziemba
Ch 26 The Big Money Older Horse Races: Pegasus, Saudi Cup and Dubai World Cup in 2020 , pp 477-498: William T. Ziemba
Ch 26 Introduction , pp 287-294: Victor Fuchs
Ch 26 Characteristics of Bonds , pp 625-643: David Kuo Chuen Lee, Joseph Lim, Kok Fai Phoon and Yu Wang
Ch 26 Earnings Quality and the Coinsurance Effect , pp 861-891: Julia Nasev and Dominik von der Emde
Ch 26 CYCLICAL DUMPING , pp 617-623: David Tarr
Ch 26 Stock Picks , pp 177-182: Wai Mun Fong and Benedict Koh
Ch 26 Causality Studies of Real GDP, Unemployment, and Leading Indicators , pp 691-724: Hrishikesh Vinod and John B. Guerard
Ch 26 Construction of Innovation Risk Compensation System for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises , pp 292-302: Xiuhua Zhang, Zaixiang Gong, Qianqian Li and Ziyun Huang
Ch 26 New Zealand , pp 255-262: Franceska Banga and David Lewis
Ch 26 Socio-economic and behavioural factors are predictors of food use in the National Food Stamp Program Survey , pp 363-372: Alok Bhargava
Ch 26 Fulfilling the Impossible Dream: Breaking into a Targeted Niche Market , pp 481-502: Martha de la Torre
Ch 26 Reaching the People Whom Microfinance Cannot Reach: Learning from BRAC's “Targeting the Ultra Poor” Programme , pp 563-586: David Hulme, Karen Moore and Kazi Seraj
Ch 26 PAPUA NEW GUINEA — AN EMERGING ECONOMY IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS , pp 517-529: Ravinder Rena
Ch 26 Banking in a Changing World: Issues and Questions in the Resolution of Cross-Border Banks , pp 401-422: Michael Krimminger
Ch 26 Knowledge of Project Management and Finance in Japan , pp 425-433: Masaaki Horiguchi
Ch 26 DISTURBANCES TO THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY , pp 459-478: Kanta Marwah
Ch 26 Bank of America: Financial Options and Corporate Finance , pp 457-471: Harvey A. Poniachek
Ch 26 Asset Pricing of Individual Stocks in Periods of Crisis , pp 671-688: Marc Desban and Souad Lajili Jarjir
Ch 26 The Sentinel: Improving the Governance of Financial Policies , pp 371-385: Ross Levine
Ch 26 Banking on the Information Age , pp 152-156: Shane Greenstein
Ch 26 Risk-Constrained Dynamic Active Portfolio Management , pp 373-384: Sid Browne
Ch 26 HUMANOID: MAN VS ROBOTS , pp 201-207: Nadine Thalmann
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 Competitive Pressure on the Indian Households: A General Equilibrium Approach , pp 519-538: Thijs ten Raa and Amarendra Sahoo
Ch 26 ENERGY EFFICIENCY: SOME POLICY PRIORITIES , pp 355-363: John Chesshire
Ch 26 The Dynamics of the Informational Contents of Accounting Numbers , pp 639-652: Akinloye Akindayomi
Ch 26 Regulation and Crisis Prevention in the Evolving Global Market , pp 407-421: David S. Hoelscher and David C. Parker
Ch 26 Financial Regulation , pp 559-567: Vítor Constancio
Ch 26 Women Empowerment Through Islamic Microfinance Schemes in Bangladesh , pp 547-576: Abul Hassan, Salah Al Shalhoob, Yaser Ahmad Fallatah and Toseef Azid
Ch 26 Four Key Factors Affecting the Future of Large, Internationally Active Banks , pp 451-460: John C. Dugan
Ch 26 Comments on Alan Deardorff's Contributions on the Subject of the Gains from Trade and Globalization , pp 315-318: Robert Baldwin
Ch 26 Chapter 25. OUT-PERFORMANCE OPTIONS , pp 515-528: Peter G. Zhang
Ch 26 Risk Management Models , pp 650-678: Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea
Ch 26 INTEGRATING CONSUMER TAXONOMIES WITHIN THE ENTERPRISE METADATA ENVIRONMENT , pp 305-314: R. Todd Stephens
Ch 26 Pollution Controls as Infrastructure Investment , pp 335-338: Euston Quah and Joergen Oerstroem Moeller