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Ch 2 Gamification in Personal Finance: A Global Perspective , pp 11-34

Chandan Kumar Tiwari and Abhinav Pal

Ch 2 THE UK INNOVATION SYSTEM, FROM A MISALIGNMENT PERSPECTIVE , pp 25-43

Nick von Tunzelmann

Ch 2 Problem Solving and Decision-Making , pp 15-26

Ernest H. Forman and Mary Ann Selly

Ch 2 PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION AND THE TREATMENT OF FOREIGN TRADE IN COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODELS OF SMALL ECONOMIES , pp 21-41

Jaime de Melo and Sherman Robinson

Ch 2 What Went Wrong with the Recent Reforms in the Southern Cone , pp 21-54

Vittorio Corbo, Jaime de Melo and James Tybout

Ch 2 Mapping Southeast Asia , pp 1-23

Yinglan Tan and Paulo Joquiño

Ch 2 BEYOND CHATGPT: THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF AI , pp 35-60

Pascal Bornet, Jochen Wirtz, Thomas H. Davenport, David De Cremer, Brian Evergreen, Phil Fersht, Rakesh Gohel and Shail Khiyara

Ch 2 How Not To Think about “Managed Care ” , pp 27-53

J. S. Hacker and T. R. Marmor

Ch 2 Women Entrepreneurship in Morocco , pp 37-54

Leo Dana and Veland Ramadani

Ch 2 Why Institutions Matter for Closing Asia’s Infrastructure Financing Gap , pp 27-60

Aimee Hampel-Milagrosa and Lotis Quiao

Ch 2 LEGAL AND REGULATORY CHANGES TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE IN SINGAPORE , pp 17-44

Arfat Selvam

Ch 2 Looking at the Data in DEA , pp 17-35

Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf and Dimitris Margaritis

Ch 2 Defining Hospital Culture , pp 13-20

Di Jian

Ch 2 General Models for Disruption Management , pp 31-50

Gang Yu and Xiangtong Qi

Ch 2 Digital Supply Chains: Industry 4.0 from a Supply Chain Relationship Perspective , pp 5-20

Honey Zimmerman, George A. Zsidisin and Florian Schupp

Ch 2 Hard Choices: Defining Australia's National Interest in the Asian Century , pp 3-23

John Farrar

Ch 2 Green Finance in the MENA Region: A Systematic Literature Review , pp 25-45

Krishna Murthy Meesaala, Syeeda Shafiya Mohammadi and S. Varalakshmi

Ch 2 The “What” of MindChamps , pp 3-16

Joseph A. Michelli

Ch 2 NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IN EMERGING MARKETS , pp 15-44

Nicholas Grigoriou

Ch 2 When Love Beckons , pp 17-37

Kishore Mahbubani

Ch 2 The Evolution of Financial Systems in Eastern Europe and Central Asia: An Overview Through the Lens of the Flow of Funds , pp 13-27

Marcelo M. Giugale and Alexander E. Fleming

Ch 2 Laozi (also Lao Tse, Lao Tu, Lao-Tzu, Laotze) , pp 7-8

Harold Bierman and Donald Schnedeker

Ch 2 SOURCING THE CASE AND DEFINING THE TYPES OF CASES , pp 11-19

Havovi Joshi

Ch 2 Solar Technologies — The Basics , pp 5-15

Jenny Chase

Ch 2 ENABLERS — FORCES OF INNOVATION , pp 17-82

Seeram Ramakrishna and Daniel Joo-Then Ng

Ch 2 THE INTERFACE BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE SHARING PROCESS ON BUSINESS AND CORPORATE CULTURE: PERSPECTIVE FROM SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISES (SMES) , pp 15-27

Soumit Sain and Julia Ihlenfeld

Ch 2 MARKET FAILURES AND POLICY RESPONSES , pp 15-34

Richard Sandor, Murali Kanakasabai, Rafael Marques and Nathan Clark

Ch 2 THE EMPIRICAL LITERATURE ON POVERTY AND NATURAL DISASTERS , pp 15-47

Azreen Karim and Ilan Noy

Ch 2 OPTION PRICING METHODOLOGY , pp 21-52

Peter G. Zhang

Ch 2 Importance of Financial Supply Chain Management: Management Considering Cash Conversion Cycle , pp 21-36

Kazuki Hamada

Ch 2 The ‘Greatest Happiness’ Principle , pp 30-91

Samuel Hollander

Ch 2 Technological Gaps in the Performance of Victorian Local Government: An Application of the Meta-Frontier Network Data Envelopment Analysis Approach , pp 49-81

Carolyn-Thi Thanh Dung Tran and Brian Dollery

Ch 2 EXPOSITION OF A NEW THEORY ON THE MEASUREMENT OF RISK , pp 11-24

Daniel Bernoulli

Ch 2 MOTIVES FOR WORLD TRADE AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT , pp 25-50

Suk H. Kim

Ch 2 Islamic View on Capital Allocation , pp 23-40

M. Kabir Hassan, Salman Ahmed Shaikh and Selim Kayhan

Ch 2 Carol Loomis Described Four Derivatives’ Sins: Lies, Leverage, Ignorance, and Arrogance , pp 59-71

A. Rashad Abdel-khalik

Ch 2 Knowledge Management Focused on Organizational Memory: A Comparative Study Between Spanish and Brazilian Organizations , pp 29-49

Ieda Pelógia Martins Damian

Ch 2 Role of Government , pp 25-40

Chuk Kyo Kim

Ch 2 A Good Relationship for All Stakeholders , pp 33-56

Carmel F. de Nahlik and Frank J Fabozzi

Ch 2 The Solow Residual, Domar Aggregation, and Inefficiency: A Synthesis of TFP Measures , pp 23-38

Thijs ten Raa and Victoria Shestalova

Ch 2 Elites and Traps , pp 17-44

Carl Mosk

Ch 2 REAL SECTOR ACCOUNTS AND ANALYSIS , pp 19-36

Joshua E Greene

Ch 2 The Turnaround of Japan Airlines , pp 31-46

Naoyuki Kaneda

Ch 2 The Dowager of Chinese Luxury , pp 17-24

Balbina Wong

Ch 2 Concepts and Financial Connotations of Angel Investments , pp 9-53

Manhong Mannie Liu, Jiani Wang and Su Chen

Ch 2 Unseen Fault Lines: Mapping Systemic Fragility in Capital Markets , pp 21-43

Frank J. Fabozzi

Ch 2 Systems Analysis , pp 23-49

Ali Mostashari

Ch 2 DATA COLLECTION AND PRESENTATION , pp 9-20

Ronald L. Moy

Ch 2 AN UPDATED REVIEW OF CARBON MARKETS, INSTITUTIONS, POLICIES, AND RESEARCH , pp 9-89

Ariel Dinar, Donald Larson and Shaikh M Rahman

Ch 2 Ease and Difficulty of Doing Business in South Asia , pp 23-40

Rahul Choudhury and Dinkar Nayak