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Ch 3 The Missing Link in Digital Transformation: “What About Us Humans?” , pp 35-61: Arthur J. Murray
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 Alan Deardorff on Comparative Advantage , pp 19-20: James Anderson
Ch 3 Rand [I] and The Cowles Foundation , pp 51-145: Harry Markowitz
Ch 3 Corrective Recovery Responses , pp 61-77: Petter Gottschalk
Ch 3 THE DESIGN THINKING LAB , pp 214-255: Falk Uebernickel, Li Jiang, Walter Brenner, Britta Pukall, Therese Naef and Bernhard Schindlholzer
Ch 3 Measuring multi-period risk , pp 115-173: Georg Ch PfIug and Werner Römisch
Ch 3 Limit Theorems , pp 35-52: Pham-Gia Thu
Ch 3 The Effect of Consensus on Demand for Voluntary Micro Health Insurance in Rural India , pp 67-91: David Dror
Ch 3 THE PRODUCTION SECTOR , pp 109-174: Jagdish Handa
Ch 3 Stocks , pp 50-68: Robert Jarrow and Arkadev Chatterjea
Ch 3 Foreign Trade in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties , pp 59-102: Yuqin Sun, Xu Chang, Rui Su and Robin Gilbank
Ch 3 The Pattern of Removal of Trade Barriers , pp 30-47: Michael Michaely
Ch 3 Advanced Digitalization — The 3rd Critical Element of Supply Chain 5.0 , pp 65-247: Prateek Jain and Mabel C. Chou
Ch 3 Swaps , pp 21-27: Anatoliy Swishchuk
Ch 3 Spatial-temporal stochastic modelling of weather , pp 35-73: Fred Espen Benth and Jūratė Šaltytė Benth
Ch 3 Distributional Assumptions , pp 19-21: Ramesh K S Rao and Eric C Stevens
Ch 3 Method Development Aspects of Liquidity Risk Modelling: Dynamic Algorithms for Reinforcement Machine Learning Under Crisis Market Perspectives , pp 65-93: Mazin A. M. Al Janabi
Ch 3 The Concept of Open Innovation , pp 35-52: Ilker Murat Ar
Ch 3 Risk Management for Government and Businesses: Cases 62–100 , pp 165-276: Akira Ishikawa and Atsushi Tsujimoto
Ch 3 The Importance of Negative Feedback and Countervailing Measures for Financial System Stabilization and Constrained Inequality: A COVID-19–Induced Reminder , pp 63-111: John L. Haracz
Ch 3 The use of models in macroeconomic forecasting at the OECD , pp 30-48: David Turner
Ch 3 For Inventors and Patent Review Committees (Relating to Idea Generation) , pp 89-128: Tao Zhang and Jingui Fang
Ch 3 NEW ZEALAND , pp 125-149: Alexander S. Preker
Ch 3 UNDERSTANDING REVOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST: THE CENTRAL ROLE OF THE MIDDLE CLASS , pp 29-56: Ishac Diwan
Ch 3 Vertical technology transfer via international outsourcing , pp 53-79: Howard Pack and Kamal Saggi
Ch 3 Optimal Organizations for Optimal Trading , pp 193-246: Charles-Albert Lehalle and Sophie Laruelle
Ch 3 Jaffe–Feldman–Varga: The Search for Knowledge Spillovers , pp 37-70: Zoltan Acs
Ch 3 Impact of Negative Oil Price on Risk Measuring , pp 69-83: James Zhan
Ch 3 A CASE STUDY OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN FINNISH LAUREA LAB AS A KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE ORGANISATION , pp 27-40: Abel Usoro and Grzegorz Majewski
Ch 3 Changing Skyline: Real Estate Development Industry in Singapore , pp 55-99: Tien Foo Sing
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 Women Who Fill the Institutional Voids: Why has the Yakult Lady Method Succeeded in Emerging Markets? , pp 27-49: Tomomi Imagawa and Koichi Nakagawa
Ch 3 Life, the Universe and Entropy , pp 18-33: Robert D Handscombe and Eann A Patterson
Ch 3 Implementing Organizational Learning: Learning in the Learning Organization , pp 37-63: Joachim P. Hasebrook and Hermann A. Maurer
Ch 3 Deep Learning for Government Decision-Making: Foundations, Applications, and Challenges , pp 63-94: Ali Amini and Jeff Gill
Ch 3 THE DANGERS OF MECHANICAL INVESTMENT DECISION-MAKING: THE CASE OF HEDGE FUNDS , pp 49-62: Harry Kat
Ch 3 Stochastic Analysis: Tools for Environmental and Resource Economics Modeling , pp 55-88: Anastasios Xepapadeas
Ch 3 Conjoint Analysis , pp 49-88: Vithala R. Rao
Ch 3 Expected Utility — The Economic Basis of Decision Making Under Risk , pp 57-82: Charles Moss
Ch 3 THE INDIA BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES (BIT) SURVEY , pp 77-111: Atanu Ghosh, Harvinder Pal Mahey and Shilpa Madan
Ch 3 HOW TO MONITOR, EVALUATE AND PLAN MEDICAL PROGRAMMES? AN APPROACH AND AN ILLUSTRATION FOR CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY , pp 27-38: L. Delesie
Ch 3 Outside Investors and Securities , pp 13-17: Vipin K Agrawal and Ramesh K S Rao
Ch 3 Is there a Need for “Open Service Innovation” Term: A Scientometrics Analysis of Open Service Innovation Research Domain , pp 43-72: Teemu Santonen
Ch 3 Types and Interfaces , pp 17-46: Tom Hyer
Ch 3 Exports and Firm Characteristics in German Manufacturing Industries: New Evidence from Representative Panel Data , pp 91-137: Joachim Wagner
Ch 3 Transition and Restoration: Two Alternative Strategies , pp 31-62: Branko Horvat
Ch 3 A Look Inside Accelerators in the United Kingdom: Building Technology Businesses , pp 57-86: Bart Clarysse, Mike Wright and Jonas Van Hove
Ch 3 ENVISIONING CONCURRENT DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS , pp 43-63: Frank M Hull and Chris Storey
Ch 3 Standard Survey Data: Insights into Private Sector Utilization , pp 43-63: Dominic Montagu and Nirali Chakraborty