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Ch 3 STILL DIVIDED BY TRANSFORMATION? CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF THE GERMAN INNOVATION SYSTEM AND THE BARRIERS TO EXTENDING IT TO EAST GERMANY , pp 45-61

Peter Franz

Ch 3 A Taxonomy of Blockchain Applications , pp 49-71

Sam Goundar, Shalvin Chand, Jalpa Chandra, Akash Bhardwaj and Fatemeh Saber

Ch 3 Credit Risk, Default, and Borrowing Costs , pp 75-101

Oliviero Roggi and Alessandro Giannozzi

Ch 3 INVESTIGATING GENERALIZATIONS OF EXPECTED UTILITY THEORY USING EXPERIMENTAL DATA , pp 63-98

John Hey and Chris Orme

Ch 3 A Note on the Risk Management of CDOs , pp 43-67

Jean-Paul Laurent

Ch 3 Getting "Customer Lock On" Through Innovation in Services , pp 55-80

Sandra Vandermerwe

Ch 3 ECONOMICS AND BIOLOGY: SPECIALIZATION AND SPECIATION , pp 47-54

Hendrik Houthakker

Ch 3 RISK AND RETURN , pp 69-95

Ivan E Brick

Ch 3 A GENERAL CLASS OF ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES , pp 47-76

Sergiu Hart and Andreu Mas-Colell

Ch 3 TRUST GAPS AND CORPORATE BLINDSPOTS IN CHILEAN B2C E-COMMERCE , pp 35-57

Sergio Godoy, Claudia Labarca, Nicolás Somma and Myrna Gálvez

Ch 3 CHINA: GLOBALIZATION’S DRIVING FORCE , pp 57-81

Alfredo Toro Hardy

Ch 3 Methodology on Cost of Living, Wages and Purchasing Power for Ordinary Residents , pp 41-72

Khee Giap Tan, Trieu Duong Luu Nguyen, Chandran Divya and Kong Yam Tan

Ch 3 Financial Variables as Policy Indicators: Empirical Evidence from India , pp 27-38

Takeshi Inoue and Shigeyuki Hamori

Ch 3 SETTING HEALTH PLAN PREMIUMS TO ENSURE EFFICIENT QUALITY IN HEALTH CARE: MINIMUM VARIANCE OPTIMAL RISK ADJUSTMENT , pp 59-82

Jacob Glazer and Thomas G. McGuire

Ch 3 PARTIAL LEAST SQUARES PATH MODELLING IN MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH: AN ANNOTATED APPLICATION , pp 43-78

Joaquín Aldás-Manzano

Ch 3 Can the State and its Institutions Facilitate Gender Empowerment? , pp 51-66

Kartik C. Roy, Hans C. Blomqvist and Cal Clark

Ch 3 Voluntary export restraints and rationing , pp 47-66

Paul Brenton and L. Winters

Ch 3 Strategic Shift from Product Orientation to Innovative Solutions Capability in the German Biotechnology Industry: Sartorius AG , pp 51-71

Milé Terziovski and B. Sebastian Reiche

Ch 3 Resource Misallocation in Electricity Sector: Reform and Policies in China , pp 63-89

Chin-Hsien Yu, Xinghao Li, Dayong Zhang and Han Phoumin

Ch 3 The Exchange Model with Two Goods and Two Consumers , pp 33-46

Yves Balasko

Ch 3 What We Can Learn From the Data , pp 41-71

Hian Hoon

Ch 3 Globalization's Bystanders: Does Trade Liberalization Hurt Countries That Do Not Participate? , pp 53-75

Alan Deardorff and Robert Stern

Ch 3 The Applied Digital Analytics Playbook (ADAP) Part One , pp 49-70

Scot R Wheeler

Ch 3 IS RADICAL INNOVATION MANAGEMENT MISUNDERSTOOD? PROBLEMATISING THE RADICAL INNOVATION DISCIPLINE , pp 23-45

Jimmi Normann Kristiansen and Frank Gertsen

Ch 3 How to Integrate Work and Deepen Expertise , pp 29-40

Dorothy A. Leonard, H. Kent Bowen, Kim B. Clark, Charles A. Holloway and Steven C. Wheelwright

Ch 3 Functionally-Sustainable Communities: Socio-economic-political Framework , pp 37-50

Dhanjoo N. Ghista

Ch 3 The Chinese Economy , pp 21-37

Peter G. Zhang

Ch 3 INDUSTRIAL WELDING SERVICES IN THAILAND , pp 101-124

William Haines

Ch 3 The Function of Top Management in This Age of Sustainability , pp 39-53

Kazuyoshi Morimoto

Ch 3 Swaps , pp 21-27

Anatoliy Swishchuk

Ch 3 Vertical technology transfer via international outsourcing , pp 53-79

Howard Pack and Kamal Saggi

Ch 3 Evolving ‘Rules of the Game‘ in Corporate Governance Reform , pp 29-54

Jennifer Hill

Ch 3 Why Were Business Schools Established? , pp 12-28

Eli P Cox

Ch 3 NEW ZEALAND , pp 125-149

Alexander S. Preker

Ch 3 Equity Restructuring via Tracking Stocks: Is there any Value Added? , pp 51-62

Beni Lauterbach and Joseph Vu

Ch 3 The Language of International Trade Deals , pp 55-70

Rolf D. Cremer and Mary J. Willes

Ch 3 The Term Structure, its Estimation, and Smoothing , pp 69-118

Eliezer Z Prisman

Ch 3 Impact of Digital Finance on Global Climate Change: Sectoral Evidence , pp 63-88

Muhammad Shahzad Ijaz, Mushtaq Hussain Khan and Ujala Siddique

Ch 3 How to Implement a Mass Customization Strategy: Guidelines for Manufacturing Companies , pp 44-64

Erlend Alfnes and Lars Skjelstad

Ch 3 Discretionary Adventures , pp 39-96

Richard D. Bateson

Ch 3 Nonzero-Sum Games , pp 165-240

Leon A. Petrosyan and Nikolay Zenkevich

Ch 3 The Characteristics of Sustainable Supply Chain Innovation: A Case Study of YHD, China , pp 59-69

Gao De, Zhiduan Xu, Man Gu and Yilong Z Ruan

Ch 3 Stochastic Volatility Modeling of Emission Allowances Futures Prices in the European Union Emission Trading System Market , pp 63-115

Fred Espen Benth, Marcus Eriksson and Sjur Westgaard

Ch 3 Forecasting the Return Volatility of Energy Prices: A GARCH-MIDAS Approach , pp 47-71

Afees Salisu and Raymond Swaray

Ch 3 Intel Corporation: Financial Modeling and Capital Funding Decisions , pp 27-32

Harvey A. Poniachek

Ch 3 Managing Innovation Processes and New Product Development Projects: Operations and Marketing Research Perspectives , pp 57-86

Panos Kouvelis and Betul Lus

Ch 3 Not Just a Game , pp 19-27

Karen Wong and Daryl Guppy

Ch 3 Optimal Harvesting: Finite Horizon , pp 55-77

Mukul Majumdar

Ch 3 INTERACTION OF REGULATION AND COMPETITION IN THE DEVELOPING UK GAS MARKET , pp 41-50

Catherine Waddams Price

Ch 3 MEASURING CHANGES IN INFORMATION SHARING AMONG LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCHERS , pp 29-40

Sanda Erdelez and Tawnya Means