Progress in Economics Research. Volume 28
Albert Tavidze (Editor)
Series: Progress in Economics Research
BISAC: BUS069000
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This series spans the globe presenting leading research in economics. International applications and examples of economic progress are invaluable in a troubled world with economic booms bursting like so many penny balloons. Topics discussed include creating and conserving shareholder wealth in emerging markets; ethics and leadership in global environments; changes in central bank reaction functions of central and eastern European countries in the financial crisis; tax morale and perceptions on social mobility, fairness and meritocracy in Latin America; the global financial crisis revisiting industrial policy and institutional infrastructure; cigarette tax systems in Thailand and other countries; and a commentary on charitable donations and estate tax. (Imprint: Nova)
Preface
Creating and Conserving Shareholder Wealth in Emerging Markets: Recent Evidence
(Jennifer Bethel, Kathleen Hevert and Laurie Krigman, Babson College)
Ethics and Leadership in Global Environments
(Abul Rashid, Capella University)
Changes in Central Bank Reaction Functions of Central and Eastern European Countries in the Financial Crisis
(Jens Klose, German Council of Economic Experts)
Tax Morale and Perceptions on Social Mobility, Fairness and Meritocracy in Latin America
(Christian Daude and Angel Melguizo, Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development, France, and others)
The Global Financial Crisis: Re-Visiting Industrial Policy and Institutional Infrastructure
(Ron Berger, Jerusalem Academic Center - The Lander Institute, Givaat Shaul, Jerusalem)
Cigarette Tax Systems in Thailand and other ASEAN Countries
(Isra Sarntisart, Centre for Development Policy Studies (CDePS) Faculty of Economics, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)
Commentary
Charitable Donations and the Estate Tax
(William Beranek, David R. Kamerschen, and Richard H. Timberlake, Jr., University of Georgia)
Index
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