Vol. 6, No. 6 (2014), International Journal of Economics and Finance

• • The Impact of Corporate Governance on Firm Performance: Empirical Study in Vietnam
  • •  Duc Vo   
    •  Tri Nguyen   
    • p1
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• • Value Investing with Firm Size Restrictions: Evidence for the German Stock Market
  • •  Lars Kaiser   
    • p14
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• • Tangible Fixed Assets Accounting System for Enterprise in Vietnam
  • •  Pham Duc Binh   
    • p30
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• • Is Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement the Threshold of Sustainable Development for Taiwan’s Industries?
  • •  Tzu-Chun Sheng   
    •  Shu-Hui Lan   
    • p38
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• • Analysis of Russia and other Countries Economic Parameters and Their Connection with the Development of Science Parks
  • •  Anna Vilisova   
    •  Fu Qiang   
    • p49
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• • Degree of Financial Development and Economic Growth in Qatar: Cointegration and Causality Analysis
  • •  Waleed Alkhuzaim   
    • p57
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• • The Relationships between Foreign Exchange Volatility Skew and Jump Risk
  • •  Chia Rui Daryl   
    • p70
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• • Institutions, Economic Growth, and Foreign Aid in Nepal
  • •  Aydin Cecen   
    •  Linlan Xiao   
    •  Santosh Adhikari   
    • p84
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• • The Determinants of Export Performance: The Case Study of Zanzibar Export
  • •  Drama Hervé   
    •  Grafoute Amoro   
    •  Rahma Mahfoudh   
    •  N’guessan Serge Constant   
    • p95
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• • Foreign Institutional Investments and Liquidity of Stock Markets: Evidence from India
  • •  Krishna Prasanna   
    •  Bharat Bansal   
    • p103
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• • Does Stock Market Development Promote Economic Growth in Ghana?
  • •  Michael Adusei   
    • p119
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• • Competition and Banking Efficiency in the CEMAC Zone
  • •  Paul Ningaye   
    •  Madaha Mathilde   
    •  Nembot Luc   
    • p127
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• • Determinants of CEO Power and Characteristics of Managerial Profile: Implications for Risk-Taking in Listed Tunisian Firms
  • •  Sana Ben Cheikh   
    • p140
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• • A Case Study of Value-Added Tax Issues on Customer Loyalty Programs in Korea
  • •  Namryoung Lee   
    • p152
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• • Stock Market Development, Banks and Firms Growth: Empirical Evidence from Saudi Arabia
  • •  Najeb Masoud   
    •  Glenn Hardaker   
    • p159
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• • An Equilibrium Analysis of the IPO Risk Information Supply and Demand
  • •  Huang Fangliang   
    •  Wang Yingzi   
    •  Guo Jinhui   
    • p181
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• • Corporate Governance, Ownership Structure and Bank Performance in Jordan
  • •  Asma’a Al-Amarneh   
    • p192
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• • Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Fiscal Policy on Economic Growth of Nigeria
  • •  Alex Osuala   
    •  Ebieri Jones   
    • p203
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• • Factors that Help Ease the Financial Gap in the Sales Tax Report Submitted by the Taxpayers to Pay the Tax: From the Point View of Sales Tax Auditors in Jordan
  • •  Hasan Al-Shatnawi   
    •  Atallah Al-Hosban   
    •  Naser Al Zuobi   
    • p212
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• • The Relationship between IPO Price and Liquidity: Empirical Evidences from Iran
  • •  Leila Bateni   
    •  Fraydoon Roodposhti   
    •  Zahra Poorzamani   
    •  Farshid Asghari   
    • p226
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• • Cost Management Practices and Firm’s Performance of Manufacturing Organizations
  • •  Oyerogba Oluwagbemiga   
    •  Olaleye Olugbenga   
    •  Solomon Zaccheaus   
    • p234
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• • ‘Cradle to Grave’ Financial Literacy Programs and Money Management
  • •  Sheela Sundarasen   
    •  Muhammad Rahman   
    •  Nakiran Rajangam   
    •  Rathakrishnan Sellappan   
    • p240
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• • Corporate Governance and Involuntary Delisting: Empirical Evidence from China
  • •  Muhammad Nasir Malik   
    •  Xia Xinping   
    •  Rizwan Shabbir   
    • p247
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• • Analyzing and Forecasting Output Gap and Inflation Using Bayesian Vector Auto Regression (BVAR) Method: A Case of Pakistan
  • •  Mian Abdullah Tahir   
    • p257
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• • Reviewer Acknowledgements for International Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol. 6, No. 6
  • •  Michael Zhang   
    • p267
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