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Ch 3 Expected Utility — The Economic Basis of Decision Making Under Risk , pp 57-82

Charles Moss

Ch 3 WTO Trade Dispute Resolution Procedures in the Context of Biosecurity Risks — Details and Critical Analysis of Applications to Global Trade Disputes , pp 25-48

Robert Fraser, David C. Cook and Janet Haddock-Fraser

Ch 3 Interest Rate and Currency Swaps , pp 39-60

George Constantinides

Ch 3 A Competition among Time Series Tests for Nonlinearity , pp 135-182

William Barnett and Ruoning Han

Ch 3 Measurement and Surveillance of Productivity Performance Based on 8Ms — Application to Retail and Food & Beverage Sectors , pp 33-59

Mun Heng Toh and Shandre Thangavelu

Ch 3 Commercial Banking and Banking Crises , pp 25-33

Haim Kedar-Levy

Ch 3 What You Should Know About Patent Laws and Rules , pp 26-56

Matthew Y Ma

Ch 3 Imported Project Management Practices in Developing Countries: The Problem of Insufficient Adaptation to Local Project Governance Systems in the Construction Sector , pp 67-101

Gonzalo Lizarralde, Holmes Páez and Benjamin Herazo

Ch 3 DVA and FVA — Price and Value for Accountants, Regulators and Others , pp 39-50

Osamu Tsuchiya

Ch 3 Model Risk in Interest Rate Modelling , pp 21-53

Radu Tunaru

Ch 3 Time Varying Responses of Output to Monetary and Fiscal Policy , pp 43-66

Dipak R. Basu and Alexis Lazaridis

Ch 3 IMMIGRATION, OUTPUT, AND WELFARE IN A GROWTH MODEL , pp 51-59

Partha Sen

Ch 3 DEMAND FOR ORGANICALLY PRODUCED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN NORTHERN GREECE , pp 37-50

Efthimia Tsakiridou, Konstadinos Mattas and Yorgos Zotos

Ch 3 DECREASING COSTS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FRANK GRAHAM'S ARGUMENT FOR PROTECTION , pp 27-52

Wilfred J. Ethier

Ch 3 Implementing Organizational Learning: Learning in the Learning Organization , pp 37-63

Joachim P. Hasebrook and Hermann A. Maurer

Ch 3 Why Invest in Customer Xperience? , pp 25-33

Chezy Ofir and Nadav Goldschmidt

Ch 3 How Do Farmers and Herdsmen Participate in the Market? , pp 35-52

Hengpeng Zhu

Ch 3 The Birth of the Efficient Market Hypothesis , pp 39-52

Edward E. Williams and John A. Dobelman

Ch 3 Chapter 3: How Do We Invest in Social Capital? An Exploration of an Economic Model of Social Capital and Health , pp 17-26

Sherman Folland, Oddvar Kaarboe and M. Kamrul Islam

Ch 3 Features of CSR Ideas Realisation in Belarus During the Pandemic Period of 2020 , pp 47-75

Tatiana V. Proharava, Natallia V. Maltsevich and Aliaksandr V. Pyko

Ch 3 The Predictability of Real Estate Returns and Market Timing , pp 47-75

Jianping J. P. Mei and Crocker H. Liu

Ch 3 Cryptocurrencies as a Driver of Innovation for the Monetary System , pp 143-176

Gianna Figà-Talamanca, Sergio M. Focardi, Davide Mazza and Marco Patacca

Ch 3 The Organization of the Open Source Community , pp 49-70

Moreno Muffatto

Ch 3 The Turn-of-the-Month Effect in the U.S. Stock Index Futures Markets, 1982–1992 , pp 25-46

Chris R. Hensel, Gordon A. Sick and William T. Ziemba

Ch 3 DESIGNING DIGITAL HERITAGE COMPETENCE CENTERS: A SWEDISH MODEL , pp 21-39

Halina Gottlieb

Ch 3 The Emergence of Wireless Networks , pp 57-77

Wenshin Chen and David Bennett

Ch 3 The Fama and French Three-Factor Model , pp 31-37

Michael Dempsey

Ch 3 Cryptography and Its Role in Blockchain , pp 45-64

Jing Feng Lau

Ch 3 The Empirical Relationship Between Money, Prices, and Income Revisited , pp 57-71

Apostolos Serletis

Ch 3 A Bottom-Up Dynamic Model of Portfolio Credit Risk. Part II: Common-Shock Interpretation, Calibration and Hedging Issues , pp 51-73

Tomasz R. Bielecki, Areski Cousin, Stéphane Crépey and Alexander Herbertsson

Ch 3 Onlife retail in the smart economy , pp 26-48

Wijnand Jongen

Ch 3 Tony Chew , pp 61-81

Arnold Gay and Vincent Anandraj

Ch 3 COMPETING WITH MULTINATIONALS: ENTRY AND EVOLUTION OF LATECOMER FIRMS IN CHINA'S HANDSET INDUSTRY , pp 45-61

Wei Xie and Steven White

Ch 3 Break the Rules — Intelligently , pp 47-63

Shlomo Maital

Ch 3 Corporate Ownership, Control and Corporate Governance , pp 39-64

Shalini Perera

Ch 3 Geography: A Tool for Getting to Know the World , pp 20-36

Norbert Csizmadia

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 Dealing With Shocks — Large Scale Risks Impacting Markets and Industries , pp 33-36

Russell Walker

Ch 3 MAKING SENSE OF ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIONS WITH VIRTUE FRAMES AND ITS LINKS TO ORGANIZATIONAL ATTACHMENT , pp 45-65

Seung-Yoon Rhee, Jane E. Dutton and Richard P. Bagozzi

Ch 3 Undertake Effective Communications , pp 65-90

Bennet P Lientz

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

Rolf D. Cremer and Mary J. Willes

Ch 3 Belgium , pp 26-37

Leo Dana

Ch 3 Global Equity Investments and Analysis , pp 75-95

Louis T. W. Cheng

Ch 3 On Discriminatory vs. Non-Preferential Tariff Policies , pp 49-57

Sven W. Arndt

Ch 3 Alibaba: Facing its Thieves , pp 33-53

Xiaozhou Wu

Ch 3 UNDERSTANDING REVOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST: THE CENTRAL ROLE OF THE MIDDLE CLASS , pp 29-56

Ishac Diwan

Ch 3 EXISTENCE OF EQUILIBRIUM: NECESSARY CONDITIONS , pp 73-98

William Bryant

Ch 3 CORRESPONDENCES: Strategy as Moral Philosophy , pp 31-56

Alan E Singer

Ch 3 From Project Plan to Offering Memorandum: What Core Stakeholders Need to Know , pp 43-66

Carmel F. de Nahlik and Frank J Fabozzi

Ch 3 Ruptured Loyalties , pp 39-57

Chezy Ofir and Robert J Thomas