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BANERJEE SAYAN |
FINANCIAL CONDITION INDEX (FCI) WITH MONETARY CONDITION INDEX (MCI) : COMPARING USEFULNESS IN THE CONTEXT OF INDIAN ECONOMY
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1 - 1 |
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BHALLA PRIYA |
REVISITING GANDHIAN THOUGHTS: THE ECONOMICS INVOLVED IN HIS IDEOLOGIES AND ITS RELEVANCE IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES
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2 - 2 |
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BHAT APARNA |
THE INFORMATION CONTENT OF IMPLIED VOLATILITY FROM EXCHANGE-TRADED CURRENCY OPTIONS: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA
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3 - 3 |
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ZHU BOCHUN , KADEŘÁBKOVÁ BOŽENA |
REMARKS ON FINANCIAL CRISIS, SPECULATIVE BUBLES AND SOME SPECIFICS IN THE CZECH ECONOMY
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4 - 4 |
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CERMAKOVA-KADERABKOVA KLARA , JASOVA EMILIE |
ANALYSIS OF THE NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE IMPACT OF INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN VISEGRAD COUNTRIES
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5 - 5 |
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CHAKLADER BARNALI , SHARMA RAJ KUMAR |
EFFECT OF OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE ON DIVIDEND POLICY OF THE FIRM: STUDY ON COMPANIES LISTED ON NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA
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6 - 6 |
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CHOJNOWSKI MICHAŁ |
QUANTIFYING MARKET SENTIMENTS. EXTRACTION AND REAL-TIME OBSERVATION
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7 - 7 |
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CHUI DAVID |
A STUDY IN HK STOCK MARKET SENTIMENT
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8 - 8 |
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CHYBALSKI FILIP |
DRIVERS OF EFFECTIVE RETIREMENT AGE: AN INTERGENERATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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9 - 9 |
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COETZEE JOHAN |
THE REVOLUTION CALLED FINTECH: WHAT ARE SOUTH AFRICAN BANKS DOING?
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10 - 10 |
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DAI JIE , BOABANG FRANCIS |
THE EQUIVALENCE OF THREE APPROACHES TO PRICING INTEREST-RATE DERIVATIVES
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11 - 11 |
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DZIEMIANOWICZ RYTA , KARGOL-WASILUK ANETA , WILDOWICZ-GIEGIEL ANNA |
NEW FISCAL POLICY? LESSON FROM THE CRISIS
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12 - 12 |
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ESTERHUYSE LEANA |
INVESTOR RELATIONS - ARE NATURAL RESOURCES COMPANIES BETTER? EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
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13 - 13 |
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GALICIA ANAYA SALVADOR ARTURO |
THE INSTITUTIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE (ISE): A NEW OPTION FOR CAPITAL MARKETS FOR MEXICAN COMPANIES THAT WISH TO ENTER THE STOCK MARKETS AS A GROWTH STRATEGY.
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14 - 14 |
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HAQUE ABDUL , NASIR ADEEL |
THE APPLICATION OF VALUE AT RISK AND EXPECTED SHORTFALL AS CONTROLLING MECHANISM OF SYSTEMATIC RISK OF PAKISTANI STOCK MARKET
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15 - 15 |
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HEDIJA VERONIKA |
WAGE DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN IN BALTIC COUNTRIES
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16 - 16 |
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HEJDUKOVÁ PAVLÍNA , KRECHOVSKÁ MICHAELA |
DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE FINANCE MODELS AND THE POSITION OF CROWDFUNDING IN ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF FINANCE
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17 - 17 |
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HUSSAIN SHAHID , SAFDAR NABEEL |
OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE OF FAMILY BUSINESS GROUPS OF PAKISTAN
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18 - 18 |
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JAWORSKI JACEK , CZERWONKA LESZEK |
IMPACT OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE ON ENTERPRISE’S PROFITABILITY: EVIDENCE FROM WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE
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19 - 19 |
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KALLIR IDO , TAMIR AGMON |
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE EGGS, NOT THE HEN
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20 - 20 |
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KOOWATTANATIANCHAI NATTAWOOT |
THE EXTENT TO WHICH EARNINGS ARE MANIPULATED IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE OF THAILAND AND ITS EXOGENOUS MACROECONOMIC FACTORS
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21 - 21 |
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KUREKOVÁ LUCIE |
REGIONAL DISPARITIES AND MIGRATION IN MEMBER STATES EU
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22 - 22 |
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MARCINKIEWICZ EDYTA |
SAVING IN VOLUNTARY PENSION PLANS AND HOME OWNERSHIP: SOME CROSS-COUNTRY EVIDENCE
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23 - 23 |
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NCHADZE LONTUM |
SCOPE ECONOMIES IN CAMEROON'S TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR.
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24 - 24 |
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NILAKANTAN RAHUL , GANGOPADHYAY PARTHA |
PEER EFFECTS AND SOCIAL LEARNING IN JORDANIAN BANKS’ INVESTMENTS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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25 - 25 |
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OLADIPO OLUWASHEYI |
THE EFFECTS OF SPILLOVERS FROM GLOBAL SHOCKS TO A DEVELOPING ECONOMY
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26 - 26 |
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OLOYEDE JOHN ADEBAYO , FAPETU OLADAPO |
EFFECT OF EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA (1986-2014)
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27 - 27 |
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PATEL DIPALI PRAVIN CHHAGANLAL , CHOGA IREEN |
DETERMINANTS OF YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA
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28 - 28 |
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PETERSONE MARA , KETNERS KARLIS , RAKAUSKIENĖ ONA GRAŽINA |
IMPLEMENTING THE GLOBAL HEALTH FINANCING POLICY: THE CASE OF LATVIA
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29 - 29 |
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PIETRUCHA JACEK |
INTERNATIONAL TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY SPILLOVERS VIA EXPORT:
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30 - 30 |
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RATTANASAMAKARN TANAPOL , TANSUCHAT ROENGCHAI |
REALIZED VOLATILITY IN AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES FUTURES
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31 - 31 |
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ROTSCHEDL JIRI |
ECONOMICS OF OBESITY – CASE STUDIES
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32 - 32 |
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SHABBAR SHAGUFTA , AHMED QAZI MASOOD , PASHA FAROOQ |
A JUXTAPOSITION OF TAX EXPENDITURES AND DIRECT EXPENDITURES: CASE STUDY OF THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR OF PAKISTAN
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33 - 33 |
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SINGH SARBJIT |
INVENTORY POLICY OF ITEMS HAVING UNCERTAIN DEMAND UNDER PERMISSIBLE DELAY IN PAYMENTS
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34 - 34 |
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SMIALEK GRZEGORZ |
FUTURE OF THE QUANTITATIVE HEDGE FUNDS
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35 - 35 |
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TOR AVISHALOM |
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INEQUALITY IN ALLOCATION DECISIONS: THE EFFECT OF THE NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS (N)
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36 - 36 |
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TORRES MUSSATTO ALEJANDRO , SAAVEDRA RODRIGUEZ OSCAR |
ADAPTATION OF A BALANCED SCORECARD FOR AN ACADEMIC UNIT IN A HIGH EDUCATION INSTITUTION IN CHILE
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37 - 37 |
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WUKKADADA BHARATI , MATHEW JAYA , BALAJI AVANISH |
IMPACT OF INTEREST RATE ON STOCK MARKET, GDP AND INFLATION ON A DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING ECONOMY
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38 - 38 |
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ZHANG XUFEI |
BUDGET CONSTRAINTS, EXCHANGE RATE SHOCKS AND EMPLOYMENT ADJUSTMENTS IN CHINA
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39 - 39 |
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ZHU SHENG , O’SULLIVAN NIALL , KAVANAGH ELLA |
MODELLING THE EVOLUTION OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
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40 - 40 |
