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Credit card surcharges and relative price differentials across various market structures

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The Federal Reserve Bank’s new monetary policy tool

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The state : its origin and nature

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"For a new liberty" after fifty years

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Resurrecting Marx : the analytical Marxists on freedom, exploitation, and justice

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New problems in Nozick’s derivation of the minimal state

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Moderation in the pursuit of justice is a virtue : Nicholas Rescher’s quest for a good society

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Antecedents of competitive group formation intention in business education context

Tripathi, Anshul; Bamel, Umesh Kumar; Paul, Happy; … - In: International Journal of Organizational Analysis 26 (2018) 3, pp. 518-535

Purpose: This paper aims to understand the relationships of complementary specialization, cognitive trust, affective trust, tie strength and similarity with group formation intention. Design/methodology/approach: The data have been collected from 30 management students from a batch of 110...

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