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Scott Alan CARSON
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JEL. C92, E20, J00, J01, J08.
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Charis VLADOS
Pág. 257 - 280
JEL. B12, F11, B52.
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Adam Hayes
Pág. Finance an - 83
Behavioral economics has become a dominant set of theories in explaining economic behavior, yet such behavior remains under the limited purview of psychological, cognitive, or neural approaches. This article draws on and extends Viviana Zelizer?s social ...
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Jadranka Petrovic
Pág. 075 - 088
The neo-liberal policies of privatization, trade and capital markets liberalization, deregulation and minimizing the role of the state have led in transition Balkan countries to deindustrialization, GDP stagnation and high unemployment, having for its co...
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Seyyed Ali Zeytoon Nejad MOOSAVIAN
Pág. 119 - 133
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Mayank GUPTA
Pág. 118 - 136
Abstract During the second half of the twentieth century economists have build newer models of economic growth that consider policy influences of growth and divergent outcomes among countries. These models addresses issues concerning economic growth, ope...
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Jan Komorowski
The current global crisis leads to new theoretical concepts that will go beyond neoclassical economics. The behavioral approach helps to understand business choices, autonomy, subjectivity, efficiency, etc., and finally, it goes to define such categories...
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Patricia S. Sánchez-Medina, Jack Corbett and Arcelia Toledo-López
In this study, the relationship between environmental innovation and sustainability is analyzed in 168 handicraft businesses in the Mexican states of Oaxaca, Puebla, and Tlaxcala. The results show a direct, positive relationship between environmental inn...
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