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ADEYEYE OLUFEMI |
DOES SUPPLY-LEADING HYPOTHESIS HOLD IN A DEVELOPING ECONOMY? A NIGERIAN FOCUS
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1 - 1 |
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AKBEN-SELCUK ELIF |
DO MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS CREATE VALUE FOR TURKISH TARGET FIRMS? AN EVENT STUDY ANALYSIS
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2 - 2 |
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AL YAHYAEE KHAMIS |
SECURITY RETURNS DURING EX-DIVIDEND PERIOD
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3 - 3 |
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ALHASHEL BADER |
RIGHTS OFFERING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND THE EFFICIENCY OF THE KUWAITI MARKET
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4 - 4 |
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ANWAR SADAF , SINGH SHVETA , JAIN P K |
CASH DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTS AND STOCK RETURN VOLATILITY: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA
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5 - 5 |
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AYDEMIR RESUL , GULOGLU BULENT , SARIDOGAN ERCAN |
VOLATILITY SPILLOVERS AND DYNAMIC CORRELATIONS BETWEEN EMERGING ECONOMIES IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND BOND MARKETS
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6 - 6 |
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BARTUSKOVA TEREZIE , KRESTA ALES |
APPLICATION OF AHP METHOD IN EXTERNAL STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF THE SELECTED ORGANIZATION
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7 - 7 |
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BASCI ESREF SAVAS |
YIELD SPREADS ON GOVERNMENT BENCHMARK BONDS: CROSS COUNTRY EVIDENCE
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8 - 8 |
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BASHIR ABDUSSALAM NAFIU , USMAN ALIYU RANO SHEHU , BAWA SANI |
EXAMINING THE DEGREE OF EXCHANGE RATE PASS-THROUGH IN SUB-SAHARAN OIL EXPORTING COUNTRIES: A PANEL DATA APPROACH
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9 - 9 |
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BHAMA VANDANA , JAIN PRAMOD KUMAR , YADAV SURENDRA SINGH |
DOES FIRMS’ PECKING ORDER VARY DURING LARGE DEFICITS AND SURPLUSES? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON EMERGING ECONOMIES
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10 - 10 |
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BIALYNICKA-BIRULA JOANNA |
MODELLING INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ART - MODIFIED GRAVITY APPROACH
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11 - 11 |
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BOĎA MARTIN , POVAŽANOVÁ MARIANA |
GENDER ASYMMETRY IN OKUN’S LAW IN THE FOUR PIGS COUNTRIES
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12 - 12 |
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BOĎA MARTIN , ZIMKOVÁ EMÍLIA |
HOW NON-RADIALITY MATTERS – PARETO-KOOPMANS TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY IN PRODUCTION OF BRANCHES OF A SLOVAK COMMERCIAL BANK
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13 - 13 |
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CASTRO LUIS |
DOES LICENSING INDUCE SPILLOVER EFFECTS?
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14 - 14 |
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DU LIQUN |
POSITIVE CORRELATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE AND REAL INTEREST RATE: TESTING RAMSEY MODEL BASED ON AMERICAN AND CHINESE DATA
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15 - 15 |
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ĎURIŠOVÁ MÁRIA , TOKARČÍKOVÁ EMESE , KUCHARČÍKOVÁ ALŽBETA |
THE DECOMPOSITION OF THE RESULT OF THE BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION PROCESS IN THE VALUE TERMS
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16 - 16 |
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GARKUSHA VICTORIA |
CORPORATE TAX RATE AND RECENT INBOUND AND OUTBOUND MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS ACTIVITY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
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17 - 17 |
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GHOSHAL ISHITA |
TRADE-GROWTH RELATIONSHIP IN INDIA IN THE PRE AND POST TRADE AGREEMENTS REGIME
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18 - 18 |
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HAMIDI SAHNEH MEHDI |
TESTING FOR NONCAUSAL VECTOR AUTOREGRESSIVE REPRESENTATION
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19 - 19 |
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HARSHITA . , SINGH SHVETA , YADAV SURENDRA S. |
INDIAN STOCK MARKET AND THE ASSET PRICING MODELS
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20 - 20 |
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HWANG JYH-DEAN |
ON THE RENMINBI DOMINANCE IN EAST ASIA
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21 - 21 |
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IQBAL RAZI , TODI PADMA |
THE NORDIC MODEL: EXISTENCE, EMERGENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY
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22 - 22 |
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KADEŘÁBKOVÁ BOŽENA , MALEČEK PETR |
CHURNING AND LABOUR MARKET FLOWS IN THE NEW EU MEMBER STATES
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23 - 23 |
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KARSHIBAEV JASUR |
MONETARY COOPERATION PERSPECTIVE IN CENTRAL ASIAN COUNTRIES
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24 - 24 |
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KAUR PRABHJOT , KULSHRESHTHA PROF. PRAVEEN , SINGH PROF. SUKHPAL |
AGRARIAN DISTRESS AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SUICIDE VICTIMS IN INDIA : A CASE OF PUNJAB
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25 - 25 |
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KILIC OSMAN |
HEDGE FUNDS AND MARKET TIMING: EVIDENCE FROM COMMODITY MARKETS
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26 - 26 |
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KIM HYUNSEOK , CHOI KYEONG-SEOP |
VOLUNTARILY LOWER-DIVIDEND PAYING FIRMS: DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES
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27 - 27 |
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KOBAYASHI TAKESHI |
TERM STRUCTURE OF CREDIT SPREADS AND THE MACROECONOMY IN JAPAN : A GLOBAL FACTOR APPROACH
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28 - 28 |
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KOITSIWE KEGOMODITSWE |
AUSTRALIA MINING BOOM AND DUTCH DISEASE: ANALYSIS USING VAR METHOD
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29 - 29 |
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KRESTA ALEŠ , FRANEK JIŘÍ |
ANALYSIS OF MOVING AVERAGE RULES APPLICABILITY IN CZECH STOCK MARKET
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30 - 30 |
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LACOVÁ ŽANETA , KRÁĽ PAVOL |
MEASUREMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ENTERPRISE INFLATION EXPECTATIONS IN SLOVAKIA
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31 - 31 |
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LI QIONG , HU JUNHUA |
MILITARY EXPENDITURE AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN CHINA
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32 - 32 |
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LIMANLI ÖMER |
INTERTEMPORAL POVERTY IN TURKEY
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33 - 33 |
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M. IBRAHIEM DALIA |
RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION , FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN EGYPT: AN ARDL APPROACH
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34 - 34 |
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MALEČEK PETR , ČERMÁKOVÁ KLÁRA |
IN-WORK POVERTY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC: IDENTIFICATION OF THE MOST VULNERABLE GROUPS
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35 - 35 |
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MAREDZA ANDREW |
DO CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS AFFECT COST OF INTERMEDIATION? EVIDENCE FROM A PANEL OF SOUTH AFRICAN BANKS
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36 - 36 |
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MARX CHANTAL , STRUWEG JEAN |
STAGFLATION AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN EQUITY MARKET
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37 - 37 |
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MASWANA JEAN-CLAUDE |
ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF TRADE-INDUCED IMITATION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN AFRICA
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38 - 38 |
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MIHAI YIANNAKI SIMONA |
ETFS PERFORMANCE EUROPE- A GOOD START OR NOT?
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39 - 39 |
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MIKLOSIK ANDREJ |
IMPROVING PROJECT MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE THROUGH CAPABILITY MATURITY MEASUREMENT
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40 - 40 |
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MIKLOSIK ANDREJ , ZAK STEFAN |
FRAMEWORK FOR EFFECTIVE REMOVAL OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATION BARRIERS
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41 - 41 |
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MILOS SPRCIC DANIJELA , KOŽUL ANTONIJA , PECINA ENA |
STATE AND PERSPECTIVES OF ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT- THE CASE OF CROATIAN COMPANIES
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42 - 42 |
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OCHRANA FRANTIŠEK , PLAČEK MICHAL , PŮČEK MILAN |
REASONS FOR THE INFECTIVENESS OF THE CZECH STATE BUREAUCRACY: MYTHS AND REALITY
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43 - 43 |
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OCHRANA FRANTIŠEK , PŮČEK MILAN , PLAČEK MICHAL |
THE USE OF FMEA FOR THE ANALYSIS OF CORRUPTION: A CASE STUDY FROM BULGARIA
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44 - 44 |
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ORLICKÁ ELIŠKA |
IMPACT OF POPULATION AGEING AND ELDERLY POVERTY ON MACROECONOMIC AGGREGATES
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45 - 45 |
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ÖZSU HILAL HÜMEYRA |
EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF HERD BEHAVIOR IN BORSA ISTANBUL
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46 - 46 |
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PERILIOGLU AHMET |
CONDITIONAL SOVEREIGN TRANSITION PROBABILITY MATRICES
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47 - 47 |
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POVAŽANOVÁ MARIANA , VALLUŠOVÁ ANNA , URAMOVÁ MÁRIA , KAŠČÁKOVÁ ALENA |
ASSIGNING MONETARY VALUES TO UNPAID WORK IN SLOVAKIA
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48 - 48 |
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RAMDAS BIJEN , VAN GAALEN REINETTE , BOLTON JORDY |
THE ANNOUNCEMENT IMPACT OF HOSTING THE FIFA WORLD CUP ON HOST COUNTRY STOCK MARKETS
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49 - 49 |
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SERDAROĞLU TUNCAY |
FINANCIAL OPENNESS AND TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY IN TURKEY
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50 - 50 |
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SIMATELE MUNACINGA |
MARKET STRUCTURE AND COMPETITION IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN BANKING SECTOR
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51 - 51 |
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ŠIPILOVA VIKTORIJA |
WHEN REGIONAL GROWTH DOES NOT BENEFIT FROM HIGH-TECH SPECIALIZATION? EXPLAINING THE EXPERIENCE OF LATVIAN REGIONS
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52 - 52 |
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ŠLAHOR ĽUDOMÍR , RYCHTÁRIK ŠTEFAN , BANDÚR MATÚŠ |
FINANCIAL STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR SLOVAKIA IN THE CONTEXT OF ECB MONETARY STANCE
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53 - 53 |
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ŠPECIÁN PETR , MELZOCHOVÁ JITKA |
AN ESTIMATE OF THE BASIC INCOME COSTS: CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
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54 - 54 |
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SULAIMAN LUQMAN ADEDAMOLA |
ESTIMATING THE CRITICAL BANDS FOR NIGERIA’S CRUDE OIL PRICE AND PRODUCTION: EVIDENCE FROM GARCH MODELS AND INTERVAL ADJUSTMENTS
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55 - 55 |
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THAKUR DR. RAMNA , SANGAR SHIVENDRA |
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND INEQUALITY IN THE WESTERN INDIAN HIMALAYAN REGION
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56 - 56 |
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TKALEC MARINA |
TIME-VARYING INTEGRATION IN EUROPEAN POST-TRANSITION SOVEREIGN BOND MARKETS
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57 - 57 |
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VARGA JÓZSEF , SIPICZKI ZOLTÁN |
THE FINANCING OF THE AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN HUNGARY BETWEEN 2008 AND 2011
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58 - 58 |
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VASILE CRISTIAN IOACHIM MIRON |
FINANCIAL BALANCE – AN IMPORTANT OBJECTIVE FOR THE STAKEHOLDERS IN ROMANIAN’S ENERGY SECTOR
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59 - 59 |
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VUKOVIC OGNJEN |
ANALYSING BANK REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT BY USING IMPULSE RESPONSE FUNCTION, MAHALANOBIS DISTANCE AND FINANCIAL TURBULENCE
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60 - 60 |
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WAFI AHMED SOLIMAN , HASSAN HASSAN , MABROUK ADEL |
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS MODELS IN FINANCIAL MARKETS – REVIEW STUDY
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61 - 61 |
