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ABDUL RAHIM SARAH , HYDER ASMA , MASOOD AHMED QAZI |
GOVERNANCE AND HAPPINESS: EVIDENCE FROM CITIZENS’ PERCEPTION IN PAKISTAN
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1 - 21 |
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BUDD BRUCE |
CANARIES IN THE COAL MINE. THE TALE OF TWO SIGNALS: THE VIX AND THE MOVE INDEXES.
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22 - 32 |
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ESCALANTE CESAR , SONG MINRONG |
PRE AND POST RECESSION INPUT ALLOCATION DECISIONS OF FARM CREDIT SYSTEM LENDING UNITS
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33 - 44 |
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KAŹMIERSKA-JÓŹWIAK BOGNA , WROŃSKA-BUKALSKA ELZBIETA |
EFFECT OF REPURCHASE ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE POLISH ALTERNATIVE STOCK MARKET
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45 - 57 |
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PIOTROWSKA ANNA IWONA , PIOTROWSKI DARIUSZ |
BARRIERS TO THE FUNCTIONING OF THE BITCOIN SYSTEM – USER ASSESSMENT
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58 - 68 |
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PIOTROWSKI DARIUSZ |
CHALLENGES AND BARRIERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUKUK IN THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL MARKET
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69 - 83 |
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REDDA EPHREM HABTEMICHAEL , MUZINDUSTI PAUL-FRANCIOUS |
DOES SADC CONSTITUTE AN OPTIMUM CURRENCY AREA? EVIDENCE FROM GENERALISED PURCHASING POWER PARITY
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84 - 98 |
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SADAQAT MOHSIN , BUTT HILAL ANWAR |
ANOMALOUS RETURNS, RISK PREMIUMS AND DIVERSIFICATION: EVIDENCE FROM EMERGING MARKET
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99 - 123 |
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SEETANAH BOOPEN , TEEROOVENGADUM VIRAIYAN |
HIGHER EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM AFRICA
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124 - 142 |
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SHEAR FALIK , BUTT HILAL ANWAR , BADSHAH IMTIAZ |
AN ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SOVEREIGN CREDIT DEFAULT SWAPS AND THE STOCK MARKET OF PAKISTAN THROUGH HANDLING OUTLIERS
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143 - 159 |
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STAŃCZYK IZABELA |
PERCEPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT BY EMPLOYEES - RESULTS OF RESEARCH
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160 - 166 |
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STRAUSS JACK |
DO HIGH SPEED RAILWAYS LEAD TO URBAN ECONOMIC GROWTH IN CHINA?
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167 - 199 |
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STUSS MAGDALENA , HERDAN AGNIESZKA |
EXTERNAL EMPLOYER BRANDING TOOLS USED FOR ATTRACTING GRADUATES BY ENERGY COMPANIES LISTED AT WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE
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200 - 213 |
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TASAWAR ANAM |
CORPORATE MONITORING MECHANISM AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE INFLUENCE CEO COMPENSATION LEVEL: EVIDENCE FROM NON-FINANCIAL FIRMS OF PAKISTAN
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214 - 227 |
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TAUSEEF SANA |
CROSS-SECTIONAL VARIATION IN STOCK RETURNS: EVIDENCE FROM AN EMERGING MARKET
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228 - 257 |
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ZUBIKOVA ADELA |
RESOURCE CURSE: CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA
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258 - 269 |
