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- Ch 3 Utility Theory-Based Portfolio Choice , pp 51-71

- Graham Giller
- Ch 3 Digital Transformation for the Universities of the Future , pp 41-60

- Maria Teresa Pereira, Marcela Acosta and Manuel Araújo Salvador
- Ch 3 CHINA: GLOBALIZATION’S DRIVING FORCE , pp 57-81

- Alfredo Toro Hardy
- Ch 3 On the Equivalence between Welfarism and Equality of Opportunity , pp 53-77

- François Maniquet
- Ch 3 Accounting Values versus Market Values and Earnings Management in Banks , pp 37-59

- Dan Galai, Eyal Sulganik and Zvi Wiener
- Ch 3 The Chinese Economy , pp 21-37

- Peter G. Zhang
- Ch 3 Consistent Conjectures in Dynamic Settings , pp 65-89

- Charles Figuieres, Alain Jean-Marie, Nicolas Querou and Mabel Tidball
- Ch 3 Building Hopes Beyond Green Buildings , pp 66-89

- Ken Hickson
- Ch 3 Unlocking the Power of Data: Key Strategies for Success , pp 25-42

- Meri Rosich and Cat Rüst
- Ch 3 State Capitalism and Bubble Phenomena in China , pp 65-94

- Ken Morita
- Ch 3 Seasonal Anomalies , pp 81-102

- Keunsoo Kim and Jinho Byun
- Ch 3 Impediments and Hurdles for Excelling the Human Element in Open Innovation and the Organizational Readiness and Barriers , pp 57-81

- Bjoern Engels and Claudia Costa
- Ch 3 2008 Paul Krugman , pp 145-164

- Bertil Holmlund
- Ch 3 Energy Futures as an Inflation Hedge in a Time-Varying Coefficient Framework , pp 37-64

- Chunbo Liu, Cheng Zhang and Zhiping Zhou
- Ch 3 WHAT GOT US HERE WON’T GET US THERE , pp 35-48

- Philipp Kristian Diekhöner
- Ch 3 Prediction of the 2007–2009 Stock Market Crashes in the US, China and Iceland , pp 25-53

- William T. Ziemba, Sebastien Lleo and Mikhail Zhitlukhin
- Ch 3 Challenges and Reality: China's Dilemma on Durban Platform Negotiation , pp 63-74

- Mou Wang, Huishan Lian and Yamin Zhou
- Ch 3 Impact of Regulatory Barriers to Trade in Banking Services , pp 67-109

- Huong Dinh
- Ch 3 Managing Open Innovation in New Product Development Projects: A Contingent Perspective , pp 95-128

- Hanna Bahemia and Brian Squire
- Ch 3 From Concept to Pillars: Engineering Resilient Capital with ARMOR-CAP , pp 45-66

- Frank J. Fabozzi
- Ch 3 FORMULATING TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY IN DYNAMIC CONTEXTS , pp 55-112

- Vittorio Chiesa
- Ch 3 ACHIEVING HEDGE FUND ALPHA IN BRAZIL , pp 33-50

- Jorge Barreiro and John M. Longo
- Ch 3 Climate and Development: The Role of the Sustainable Development Goals , pp 67-90

- Edward Barbier and Joanne Burgess
- Ch 3 Model Risk in Interest Rate Modelling , pp 21-53

- Radu Tunaru
- Ch 3 Imperfect Competition, Emissions Tax and the Porter Hypothesis , pp 51-76

- Flavio Menezes and Jorge Pereira
- Ch 3 Green Finance in China: Development and Impact Analysis , pp 57-89

- Zheng Fang, Youngho Chang and Yinghui Yu
- Ch 3 Driving Forces of Change , pp 49-78

- Hazel J. Johnson
- Ch 3 Time is Money: The Advantages of Quick and Intuitive Financial Decision-Making , pp 37-56

- Lidor Krava, Shahar Ayal and Guy Hochman
- Ch 3 Bitcoin and the First Wave of COVID-19 , pp 33-41

- John W. Goodell and Stéphane Goutte
- Ch 3 Monetary Policy Rule of the European Central Bank , pp 59-70

- Shigeyuki Hamori and Naoko Hamori
- Ch 3 The Slowdown in the Economic Assimilation of Immigrants: Aging and Cohort Effects Revisited Again , pp 31-65

- George Borjas
- Ch 3 ANALYSIS OF THE RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS , pp 81-130

- Shujiro Urata and John Sasuya
- Ch 3 Implementing Organizational Learning: Learning in the Learning Organization , pp 37-63

- Joachim P. Hasebrook and Hermann A. Maurer
- Ch 3 American Call Options under Jump-Diffusion Processes , pp 11-47

- Carl Chiarella, Boda Kang and Gunter H. Meyer
- Ch 3 Remarks on Systemic Risk and the International Lender of Last Resort , pp 27-37

- Frederic Mishkin
- Ch 3 Formalization of Regular Economies , pp 29-40

- Ryo Nagata
- Ch 3 Predicting Visit Intention after COVID-19 Using Theory of Planned Behaviour , pp 41-53

- N. Muhammed Sajid, Meera Peethambaran and K. Jiyas
- Ch 3 BEHAVIORAL DETERMINANTS OF PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLE ENERGY , pp 47-73

- Amir Rahmani, Ali Bonyadi Naeini, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary and Roohallah Aboojafari
- Ch 3 Making Markets Work for the Poor , pp 45-83

- Eleni Gabre-Madhin and Nithya Nagarajan
- Ch 3 Getting the New Regulatory Framework Just Right: Six Questions for Policymakers , pp 31-37

- José Viñals
- Ch 3 Probabilistic Interpretation of Black Implied Volatility , pp 29-46

- Peter Carr, Liuren Wu and Y. Zhang
- Ch 3 Conjoint Analysis , pp 49-88

- Vithala R. Rao
- Ch 3 AI-Driven Social Responsibility: Marketing Strategies for a Sustainable Future , pp 37-56

- Pufan He, Suraksha Gupta, Matthew Brannan and Saurabh Bhattacharya
- Ch 3 Motivational Factors Affecting Participation and Contribution of Members in Two Different Swiss Innovation Communities , pp 71-90

- Louise Muhdi and Roman Boutellier
- Ch 3 Cognitive Biases and System II Processing , pp 25-55

- Michael Kamins
- Ch 3 The Riccati Transformation Method for Linear Two Point Boundary Value Problems , pp 75-92

- Gunter H. Meyer
- Ch 3 Financial Regulation as a Response to Corruption and Fraud , pp 49-89

- Imad A. Moosa
- Ch 3 Green Bond Market Linkages: An Empirical Study , pp 83-106

- Bart Reumkens and Lisa Sheenan
- Ch 3 CUBAN DOCTORS, COMMUNISM VERSUS SOCIALISM, AND NORTH KOREA VERSUS INDIA , pp 15-18

- Donghyun Park
- Ch 3 Competitive Ideal , pp 17-32

- Steven Rosefielde and Ralph W. Pfouts
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