Vol. 3, No. 3 (2011), International Journal of Economics and Finance

• • Licensed Lenders' Services to Indonesian SMEs: 'Mystery Shopping' Results
  • •  Raymond Struyk   
    •  Samuel Haddaway   
    • p3
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• • Expected Return and Portfolio Rebalancing
  • •  Marcus Davidsson   
    • p15
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• • The Value and Size Effect — Are There Firm-Specific-Risks in China’s Domestic Stock Markets?
  • •  Hong Wu   
    • p26
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• • Competition Policy and Innovation in Developing Countries: Empirical Evidence
  • •  George R.G. Clarke   
    • p38
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• • International Transmission of U.S. Real and Nominal Shocks
  • •  Bamadev Paudel   
    • p50
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• • Does Trade Liberalization Cause Long Run Economic Growth in Mexico? An Empirical Investigation
  • •  Olajide Oladipo   
    • p63
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• • Can Islamic Finance Constitute A Solution to Crisis?
  • •  Hatem DERBEL   
    •  Taoufik BOURAOUI   
    •  Neila DAMMAK   
    • p75
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• • The Government Deficit and the Long-Term Interest Rate: Application of an Extended Loanable Funds Model to Sweden
  • •  Yu Hsing   
    • p84
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• • A Note on Carry Trade and the Related Financial Variables
  • •  Takvor H. Mutafoglu   
    • p91
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• • Are Inflation Rates Really Nonstationary? New Evidence from Non-linear STAR Framework and African Data
  • •  Augustine Arize   
    • p97
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• • Test of Arbitrage Pricing Theory on the Tehran Stock Exchange: The Case of A Shariah-Compliant Close Economy
  • •  Pooya Sabetfar   
    •  Cheng Fan Fah   
    •  Shamsher Mohamad   
    •  Bany Ariffin Amin Noordin   
    • p109
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• • A Test of Dividend Policy: The Case of the Japanese Machinery Industry Firms
  • •  Chikashi TSUJI   
    • p119
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• • Infrastructure Development and Economic Growth in Togo
  • •  Aboudou Maman Tachiwou   
    •  Ousseini Hamadou   
    • p131
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• • Employment and Macroeconomic Variables: Evidence from Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore
  • •  Norazlina Abdullah   
    •  Zalina Abu Naim   
    •  Yasmiza Long   
    • p139
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• • Causal Relationship among Education Expenditure, Health Expenditure and GDP: A Case Study for Bangladesh
  • •  Md. Mostafizur Rahman   
    • p149
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• • A Process Design for Auditing Fair Value
  • •  Melek Akgün   
    •  Davut Pehlivanli   
    •  Meltem Gürünlü   
    • p160
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• • Liberalizing Agriculture by OECD Countries: Welfare, Growth and Distributional Impact in Developing Countries
  • •  Sharif Hossain   
    • p167
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• • Method of Payment and Target Status: Announcement Returns to Acquiring Firms in the Malaysian Market
  • •  Mansor Isa   
    •  Siew Lee   
    • p177
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• • Real Exchange Rate Misalignment and Economic Growth: An Empirical Study for the Maghreb Countries
  • •  Zouheir Abida   
    • p190
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• • Women in Informal Cross-border Trade: Empirical Evidence from Cameroon
  • •  Ousmanou Njikam   
    •  Gérard Tchouassi   
    • p202
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• • Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Foreign Institutional Investment on the Indian Stock Market Volatility during World Financial Crisis 2008-09
  • •  Hojatallah Goudarzi   
    •  C.S. Ramanarayanan   
    • p214
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• • Does A Long-Run Relationship Exist between Agriculture and Economic Growth in Thailand?
  • •  Chalermpon Jatuporn   
    •  Li-Hsien Chien   
    •  Patana Sukprasert   
    •  Supaporn Thaipakdee   
    • p227
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• • Interest-Free Bonds and Central Banking Monetary Instruments
  • •  Bijan Bidabad   
    •  Abul Hassan   
    •  Mohamed Sami Ben Ali   
    •  Mahmoud Allahyarifard   
    • p234
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• • Peasants' Income and Consumption Structure Contrasting: A Case Study on China’s Sichuan Province
  • •  Tao Li   
    •  Dong-mei Li   
    • p242
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• • Technical Efficiency of Agricultural Farms in Khulna, Bangladesh: Stochastic Frontier Approach
  • •  Mohammed Haider   
    •  Md. Ahmed   
    •  Anup Mallick   
    • p248
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• • The Trade-off between Child Quantity and Child Quality: An Application of the Kremer-Chen Model to Households in Rural Terengganu, Malaysia
  • •  Nor Azam Abdul-Razak   
    •  Roslan Abdul-Hakim   
    •  Russayani Ismail   
    • p257
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• • Tunisian Business Cycle Synchronization with the Euro-Mediterranean Partner Countries
  • •  Imed Medhioub   
    •  Rafaa Mraihi   
    • p267
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• • Effects of Exchange Rate Regimes on FDI Inflows in Ghana
  • •  Philip Nyarko   
    •  Edward Nketiah-Amponsah   
    •  Charles Barnor   
    • p277
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