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- Ch 5 A Woman’s Perspective of Entrepreneurship in MSME Family Businesses , pp 87-107
- Navneesh Tyagi, Geetika Shukla and Priya Singh
- Ch 5 Learning, Evolution and Tick Size Effects , pp 81-87
- Vincent Darley and Alexander Outkin
- Ch 5 Identifying the Deal Prone Segment , pp 79-87
- Robert Blattberg, Thomas Buesing, Peter Peacock and Subrata Sen
- Ch 5 An Alternative Measurement for International Fragmentation of the Production Process: An International Input–Output Approach , pp 81-99
- Satoshi Inomata
- Ch 5 AN EXAMINATION OF DETERMINANTS OF LIKELIHOOD OF CONSIDERATION OF COUNTERFEIT LUXURY BRANDED PRODUCTS , pp 77-102
- Xuemei Bian
- Ch 5 Excess Volatility in Domestic Share Markets , pp 169-213
- Dongwei Su
- Ch 5 Customer-to-Customer Interaction in Service Development: A Many-to-Many Approach , pp 77-97
- Evert Gummesson
- Ch 5 Operational Research in Bomber Command, 1941–1945 , pp 132-184
- Maurice W. Kirby
- Ch 5 Exploring the Spatial Connectivity of US States, 1993–2007 , pp 91-136
- Jee-Sun Lee and Geoffrey Hewings
- Ch 5 KEEPING YOUR CLIENTS HAPPY , pp 71-107
- Singapore CreativesAtWork
- Ch 5 VECTOR-VALUED MINIMAX THEOREMS IN MULTICRITERIA GAMES , pp 75-99
- Tamaki Tanaka
- Ch 5 PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR CONJUNCTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER ALONG THE US–MEXICO BORDER REGION , pp 117-157
- María E. Milanés Murcia
- Ch 5 Conformance for Social License , pp 93-111
- Petter Gottschalk
- Ch 5 HONOUR IN INDIVIDUALS — HONOURING OUR IDENTITY , pp 83-107
- Siong Guan Lim and Joanne H. Lim
- Ch 5 Jump-Diffusion Risk-Sensitive Benchmarked Asset Management , pp 97-127
- Mark Davis and Sebastien Lleo
- Ch 5 LIQUIDITY AND EFFICIENCY IN THREE RELATED FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPTIONS MARKETS , pp 125-158
- Menachem Brenner and Ben Schreiber
- Ch 5 Nationwide Development of Preliminary Estimates of Local Government GRPs , pp 85-104
- Hajime Watabe
- Ch 5 The Le Châtelier Principle in the Theory of International Trade , pp 117-140
- Udo Kreickemeier
- Ch 5 Determinants of Green Banking Disclosures: Evidence from Mauritius , pp 121-141
- Dineshwar Ramdhony, Mokshada Foolchand and Boopen Seetanah
- Ch 5 Organizational Commitment as a Case of Scientific Disarray , pp 25-33
- Aviad Bar-Haim
- Ch 5 Mitigating Procurement Hazards in the Context of Innovation , pp 121-145
- John M. de Figueiredo and David Teece
- Ch 5 Default Risk and Discriminant Methodologies for SME , pp 121-133
- Oliviero Roggi and Alessandro Giannozzi
- Ch 5 Elo Team Strength Ratings: Two Versions , pp 73-82
- William T. Ziemba and Leonard C. MacLean
- Ch 5 Modeling of Interest-Rate Term Structures under Collateralization and its Implications , pp 83-103
- Masaaki Fujii and Akihiko Takahashi
- Ch 5 Carbon Footprint and Market Value of Cryptocurrencies and the Real Economy , pp 139-161
- Gang Nathan Dong
- Ch 5 Implementation of the Industry 4.0 Concept in the Slovak Republic: Case Study Based on a Questionnaire Survey , pp 99-115
- Hana Pacaiova, Juraj Sinay, Zuzana Kotianová, Juraj Glatz and Anna Nagyova
- Ch 5 Framework for Knowledge Governance and Organizational Learning: The Interrelationship of Constructs , pp 75-94
- Giselly Rizzatti and Patricia de Sá Freire
- Ch 5 Autonomous Agriculture Marketing Information System Through Blockchain: A Case Study of e-NAM Adoption in India , pp 115-138
- Jitendra Yadav, Madhvendra Misra and Sam Goundar
- Ch 5 SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT-CASE STUDIES , pp 93-112
- Ramadoss Tamil Selvan and Seeram Ramakrishna
- Ch 5 Countervailing Egos — Stigler versus Galbraith , pp 111-155
- Craig F Freedman
- Ch 5 MARKPLUS INSTITUTE — ADVANCING TALENT COMPETENCIES , pp 79-91
- Hermawan Kartajaya, Philip Kotler and Den Huan Hooi
- Ch 5 NEGOTIATING KEY SALE TERMS , pp 33-52
- Frederick D Lipman
- Ch 5 Innovation Habitats for Technology Startups in Brazil , pp 125-149
- Guilherme Ary Plonski
- Ch 5 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK , pp 71-95
- Ting Zhang
- Ch 5 NO, YOU CAN’T BREAK UP WITH CHANGE , pp 102-131
- Renée McGowan
- Ch 5 New Monetary Policy Tools , pp 131-142
- Haiqing Deng and Xi Chen
- Ch 5 Chapter 5: Conclusions , pp 93-97
- Bernard Lee
- Ch 5 Commercialization of Refractory Innovation , pp 93-107
- Kamil Švéda
- Ch 5 CAPITAL BUDGETING AND COMPANY VALUATION , pp 119-168
- Ivan E Brick
- Ch 5 Information of interest , pp 107-112
- Dorje Brody and Robyn Friedman
- Ch 5 Cheap-Talk Multiple Equilibria and Pareto — Improvement in an Environmental Taxation Games , pp 101-118
- Christophe Deissenberg and Pavel Ševčík
- Ch 5 The Distributed City , pp 81-98
- Peter Newman and Anne Matan
- Ch 5 The Theoretical Roots of SEAM , pp 69-89
- John Conbere and Alla Heorhiadi
- Ch 5 The Cross-Section of Daily Variation in Liquidity , pp 75-110
- Tarun Chordia, Lakshmanan Shivakumar and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
- Ch 5 DOMESTIC DISTORTIONS AND TRADE POLICY , pp 71-80
- Sven W. Arndt
- Ch 5 PROSPECT THEORY , pp 69-79
- Itzhak Venezia
- Ch 5 Price Reversal, Transaction Costs, and Arbitrage Profits in Real Estate Securities Market , pp 101-117
- Jianping (J.P.) Mei and Bin Gao
- Ch 5 The Strategic Innovation Capabilities of Machine Tool Manufacturers: A Case Study of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Plastic Technology Co., Ltd , pp 143-177
- Mitsuru Kodama
- Ch 5 Distributing Services , pp 135-162
- Jochen Wirtz
- Ch 5 EMERGING GEOGRAPHIES FOR GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS MARKETS , pp 101-161
- Richard Sandor, Murali Kanakasabai, Rafael Marques and Nathan Clark
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