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1 online resource (xi, 785 pages) : illustrations, map |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS; PART 1; THE PERFORMANCE OF HYBRID MODELS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF DEFAULT RISK; EXCESS VOLATILITY AND BEHAVIOURAL FEATURES SURROUNDING THE CRISIS PERIOD; BASEL III; "PSYCHOMETRIC" INDICES AND THE PREDICTION OF FINANCIAL BUBBLES; THE GOVERNANCE OF PORTS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN; SOLVENCY AND VALUATION OF BANKS; PART 2; WHAT DRIVES IFDIS IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING INDUSTRY?; IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC FACTORS ON STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES; OIL PRICE FLUCTUATIONS AND EQUITY RETURNS IN NET OIL-EXPORTING COUNTRIES; THE INFLUENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL HOLDINGS ON THE STRATEGIC ORIENTATIONS OF BUSINESSES |
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BACK TO ACCOUNTING BASICS FINANCIAL CRISIS? FOR AN OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF GROWTH; PART 3; VALUABLE DECISIONS AND INFORMATION; TEST OF THE CUMULATIVE PROSPECTS THEORY; A SCENARIO-BASED APPROACH TO EVALUATE SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORKS; VOLATILITY SPILLOVER AMONG ISLAMIC AND OTHERS; THE MULTIPLE STRADDLE CARRIER ROUTING PROBLEM; PART 4; SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS AND CREDIT DEFAULT SWAPS; BOND SENSITIVITIES AND INTEREST RATE RISKS; CREDIT CRISIS AND THE COLLAPSE OF ARS MARKET; BEYOND THE EMU CRISIS; THE IMPACT OF THE QUALITATIVE FACTORS ON ETHICS JUDGMENTS OF MATERIALITY IN AUDIT; PART 5 |
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DOES CO-INTEGRATION AND CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP EXIST BETWEEN THE NON-STATIONARY VARIABLES FOR CHINESE BANKS PROFITABILITY? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCEINTERACTIONS BETWEEN FREE CASH FLOW, DEBT POLICY AND STRUCTURE OF GOVERNANCE; FINANCING CONSTRAINTS THEORY; THE DETERMINANTS OF THE NEW VENTURE DECISION IN TUNISIA; COMPARABILITY OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION AND SEGMENTAL REPORTING; PART 6; THE KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURE OF FRENCH MANAGEMENT CONTROL RESEARCH; ANALYSIS OF MANAGERS' USE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING; "THE DRAFT AMENDMENT TO STANDARD IAS18 REGARDING THE CAPITALIZATION OF PROCEEDS FROM NORMAL ACTIVITIES" |
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MANAGEMENT CONTROL THROUGH COMMUNICATION ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING AND KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT PECULIARITIES IN SMALL AND MEDIUM FAMILY ENTERPRISES; THE CASE AS A RESEARCH TOOL IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCES; PART 7; SYARIAH ACCOUNTING AND COMPLIANT SCREENING PRACTICES; ISLAMIC FINANCE, ENERGY SECTOR AND FINANCIAL INNOVATIONS; SUKUKS; THE PERFORMANCE OF ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKET AND MAXIMIZATION OF THE WEALTH OF SHARE HOLDERS AND VALUE OF COMPANY; ISLAMIC FINANCE OUTSIDE THE MUSLIM WORLD; A COMPARISON OF LEVERAGE AND PROFITABILITY BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKS |
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Financial markets, the banking system, and the real estate, commodity and energy markets have, since 2007, been experiencing higher integration, more volatility and have undergone several shocks. More coordination is needed between G20 and market authorit |
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Includes bibliographical references |
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Print version record |
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International finance -- Congresses
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Financial institutions, International -- Management -- Congresses
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Financial crises -- Congresses
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Financial risk management -- Congresses
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Economics, finance, business & management.
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Labour economics.
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International business.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Finance.
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Financial crises
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Financial institutions, International -- Management
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Financial risk management
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International finance
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Conference papers and proceedings
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Bellalah, Mondher
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Masood, Omar
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| ISBN |
9781443833127 |
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1443833126 |
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