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Vol 2, No 1 (2010)
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Articles
| Behavior in the Market for U.S. Army Recruits: PLS and 2SPLS Analysis of the Impact of Health Insurance Unavailability in the Non-Military Sector, 2003-2007 | |
| Richard J. Cebula, Christopher Coombs |
| Altruistic Preferences as Motivation for Migrants in the Diaspora to Remit to Home Communities | |
| Gérard TCHOUASSI, Fondo SIKOD |
| Slovakia in the Whirl of Globalization | |
| Chlebíková Darina, Mráziková x Janka, Hrašková Dagmara |
| Impact of Oil Prices on GCC Stock Market | |
| K. Ravichandran, Khalid Abdullah Alkhathlan |
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