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Richard Emerico Quandt : Doctor Honoris Causa Universitatis Studiorum Comenianae Bratislavensis

Quandt, Richard E. - 1997

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Vplyv informacňých technológií na ekonomický rast a zamestnanosť: teoretické a empirické pohlǎdy : s aplikáciou na efekty komerčného modelu Microsoft Slovakia na slovenskú ekonomik...

Menbere Workie Tiruneh (contributor); … - 2004

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Eine Erklärung des umweltbewußten Konsumentenverhaltens : eine internationale Studie

Herker, Armin - 1993

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Ein Zwei-Stufen-Modell der Marktreaktion : ein Instrument zur Analyse und Planung des Marketing-Mix-Einsatzes im wettbewerblichen Umfeld

Weber, Adelheid - 1993

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Etterspørselen etter varige konsumgoder

Magnussen, Knut A. - 1990

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Effekten av produktkunnskap p°a informasjonssøking ved forbrukerkjøp

Selnes, Fred - 1988

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Kan økonomisk teori forklare etterspørselen etter avhengighetsgoder?

Bretteville-Jensen, Anne Line - In: Norsk økonomisk tidsskrift 115 (2001) 2, pp. 77-106

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Subsidieøkonomi : prisvirkninger av forbrukersubsidier

Østmoe, Jens H. - 1982

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Some aspects of the taxation of capital gains

Stiglitz, Joseph E. - In: Journal of public economics 21 (1983) 2, pp. 257-294

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Rethinking gender and mental health: A critical analysis of three propositions

Hill, Terrence D.; Needham, Belinda L. - In: Social Science & Medicine 92 (2013) C, pp. 83-91

In this paper, we critically examine three propositions that are widely (but not universally) accepted in the gender and mental health literature. First, women and men have similar or equal rates of overall psychopathology. Second, affective disorders like anxiety and depression, which are more...

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