| Authors |
Title |
Pages |
| Jason R. Davis |
Public Health Insurance Expansions for Parents and Enhancement Effects for Child Coverage |
1-8 |
Jason R. Davis
Tracy Hofer
H. Scott Wallace |
Insider Lending: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly |
9-18 |
| Massimo Pollifroni |
Accountability and Social Responsibility: the First Empirical Evaluations of a Theoretical Model applied on Italian Public Sector |
19-35 |
Margaret E. Swales
George S. Swales, Jr.
et al. |
Time for a Serious Look at Denmark and Its Economy |
36-42 |
| Johnnie B. Linn III |
Test Score Compensation, Moral Hazard, and Student Reaction to High-Scorer Disincentives in Economics Principles |
43-55 |
| Kevin Neuman |
Will Retiring from this Job Kill Me? The Health Effect of Retirement in Different Industries and Occupations |
56-65 |
Hedayeh Samavati
Carolyn Fabian Stumph
David A. Dilts |
Social Security: Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself |
66-72 |
| Georgine K. Fogel |
Ethical Concerns of Web Marketing |
73-80 |
| Bassam AbuAl-Foul |
The Relationship Between Savings and Investment in MENA Countries |
81-85 |
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| Authors |
Title |
Pages |
Neil B. Niman
Brian T. Kench
Ping Zhang |
Strong Altruism: An Element in the Emergence of Public Institutions? |
86 |
Sudesh Mujumdar
Daniel Friesner
Timothy Schibik
Mohammed Khayum
Charles Harrington |
Do Tuition Hikes Lower Students’ Performance? |
87 |
Timothy Schibik
Charles Harrington |
How Business Faculty are Changing |
88 |
Timothy Schibik
Mohammed Khayum |
The Impact of Admissions Standards on Business Students |
89 |
