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- Ch 5 Islamic Financial Products , pp 62-91
- Angelo M. Venardos
- Ch 5 Relationship in the 4Rs: Establishing a Basis for Continuous Relationship , pp 204-240
- Milton Kotler, Tiger Cao, Sam Wang, Collen Qiao and Yuheng Zhang
- Ch 5 CAPITAL BUDGETING AND COMPANY VALUATION , pp 119-168
- Ivan E Brick
- Ch 5 Transforming Transformation , pp 329-392
- Peter T. Golder
- Ch 5 Partners to a PTA: Implications of Varying Size , pp 57-70
- Michael Michaely
- Ch 5 The Economics of Technological Progress and Endogenous Growth in Open Economies , pp 105-138
- Francisco Rivera-Batiz and Luis Rivera-Batiz
- Ch 5 Profiting from technological innovation: Implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy , pp 67-87
- David Teece
- Ch 5 Markets, Governments and Renewable Electricity , pp 105-129
- Richard Green
- Ch 5 Endogenous Protection and Trade Diversion , pp 107-127
- Martin Richardson
- Ch 5 Optimal New Service Pricing in Monopoly (Dynamic Model) , pp 39-48
- Ilona Murynets
- Ch 5 A WAY FORWARD: QUALITATIVE DECISION MAKING MEASURES , pp 75-101
- Ettore Piccirillo and Massimo G Noro
- Ch 5 A Noncooperative Theory of Coalitional Bargaining , pp 97-111
- Kalyan Chatterjee, Bhaskar Dutia, Debraj Ray and Kunal Sengupta
- Ch 5 CUSTOMER-CENTRIC PERSPECTIVE: CONNECTING WITH THE DIGITAL CONSUMER , pp 85-100
- Philip Kotler, Hermawan Kartajaya and Den Huan Hooi
- Ch 5 Conclusion , pp 115-117
- Charles Figuieres, Alain Jean-Marie, Nicolas Querou and Mabel Tidball
- Ch 5 Markets, Government and Development: Structural Adjustment Programs in a Global Economy , pp 113-135
- Edward Mabaya and Ralph D. Christy
- Ch 5 Comments on “From Commodity to Fiat and Now to Crypto: What Does History Tell Us?” — Back to the Future with Cryptocurrencies , pp 40-42
- Randall Morck
- Ch 5 Islamic Equity Investments , pp 93-111
- M. Kabir Hassan, Salman Ahmed Shaikh and Selim Kayhan
- Ch 5 General Economic Equilibrium , pp 101-123
- Ken Urai
- Ch 5 Estimating Dual Relationships , pp 299-378
- Charles Moss
- Ch 5 HIERARCHICAL CLASSIFICATION IN INSURANCE DATA ANALYSIS , pp 69-81
- Nikos Koutsoupias and Ioannis Papadimitriou
- Ch 5 HOW TO DRAW ENDOGENOUS POWER TO THE REGIONS?: A REVIEW OF INNOVATION POLICIES IN THE TOHOKU REGION , pp 103-124
- Michi Fukushima
- Ch 5 New Keynesian Models , pp 93-100
- Sumru Altug
- Ch 5 Volume and Volatility in Foreign Currency Futures Markets , pp 103-123
- Ramaprasad Bhar and Anastasios Malliaris
- Ch 5 Distilling a Disruptive Disintermediary’s Data: Interpretable Machine-Learning Explanations for LendingClub Customers , pp 205-233
- Thomas Conlon and Fearghal Kearney
- Ch 5 Extension of the Nucleolus to Nontransferable Utility Games in Partition Function Form , pp 85-103
- Roger McCain
- Ch 5 A Cointegration Analysis of Petroleum Futures Prices , pp 46-54
- Apostolos Serletis
- Ch 5 Islamic Economics and Finance: The Moral Basis , pp 53-69
- Masudul Alam Choudhury
- Ch 5 CULTURAL ASPECTS OF PERSONAL FINANCE , pp 31-34
- Mark Daniell and Karin Sixl-Daniell
- Ch 5 Organizational Leadership in the Malaysian Context , pp 109-138
- Mahfooz A. Ansari, Zainal A. Ahmad and Rehana Aafaqi
- Ch 5 Options with Consistently Smoothed Payoffs , pp 71-81
- Valery A. Kholodnyi and John F. Price
- Ch 5 Carbon Finance and Artificial Intelligence , pp 83-107
- Martin Hellmich and Rüdiger Kiesel
- Ch 5 Trade restrictiveness indices in the presence of externalities: An application to non-tariff measures , pp 81-104
- John Beghin, Anne-Célia Disdier and Stéphan Marette
- Ch 5 AN EXAMINATION OF DETERMINANTS OF LIKELIHOOD OF CONSIDERATION OF COUNTERFEIT LUXURY BRANDED PRODUCTS , pp 77-102
- Xuemei Bian
- Ch 5 Identifying the Deal Prone Segment , pp 79-87
- Robert Blattberg, Thomas Buesing, Peter Peacock and Subrata Sen
- Ch 5 CURRENT STATE OF THE ART OF LEGISLATION AND MARKETING TRENDS OF ORGANIC FOODS WORLDWIDE , pp 67-87
- Ioannis S. Arvanitoyannis and Athanasios Krystallis
- Ch 5 New Tools for Museums and Sites to Gain the Interest of the Younger Generation in Tourism , pp 71-83
- Lia Bassa
- Ch 5 Sectoral GHG Emissions in the MENA Region: The Role of Financial Variables , pp 127-160
- Faten Moussa and Ezzeddine Delhoumi
- Ch 5 ACHIEVING HEDGE FUND ALPHA IN INDIA , pp 67-83
- Ali Jaffery and John M. Longo
- Ch 5 POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AND ENDOGENOUS TRADE POLICY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION , pp 95-108
- Pushan Dutt and Devashish Mitra
- Ch 5 Time Series Forecasting using Rough Sets Theory , pp 59-88
- Francis Eng-Hock Tay, Lixiang Shen and Lijuan Cao
- Ch 5 New Monetary Policy Tools , pp 131-142
- Haiqing Deng and Xi Chen
- Ch 5 Capitalism, Mining, and Restorative Justice in Southern Africa , pp 127-143
- Olusoji Adeyi
- Ch 5 Economic Integration in South Asia , pp 228-243
- Pradumna B Rana and John Malcolm Dowling
- Ch 5 India and the Global Demand for Commodities: Is there an Elephant in the Room? , pp 117-177
- Michael Francis and Corinne Luu
- Ch 5 Curbing the Boom–Bust Cycle: How Can the Industrial Countries Help? , pp 115-132
- John Williamson
- Ch 5 Operative Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting , pp 109-140
- Horváth & Partners Management Consultants
- Ch 5 Corporate Event , pp 161-192
- Keunsoo Kim and Jinho Byun
- Ch 5 FEDSPEAK AND THE INNOCENT HYPOCRISY OF INDEPENDENCE , pp 36-44
- E. Ray Canterbery
- Ch 5 The Economic Benefits of Liminal Spaces in CSR: A Case Study Approach , pp 73-100
- Ivan Ocampo
- Ch 5 Managing Customer Experiences through Digital Disruption , pp 95-118
- Dianna Yan Li Chang
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