Perceived Value of Money
Empirically testing the relationship between income distribution, perceived value of money and pay satisfaction
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Customer loyalty in clusters: perceived value and satisfaction as antecedents
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Experience Value or Satiety? The Effects of the Amount and Variety of Tourists’ Activities on Perceived Experience
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Service quality in peacekeeping mission as a determinant of customer’s perceived value: Empirical evidence
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Monetary Policy with Liquidity Frictions
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Elementos que impactan en la satisfacción y lealtad en la gestión de la banca personal de Interbank medido desde la perspectiva del cliente de alto valor
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Estimating a Function of Real Demand for Money in Pakistan: An Application of Bounds Testing Approach to Cointegration
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Alternatives to money-as-usual in ecological economics: a study of local currencies and 100 percent reserve banking
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The definition of inflation according to Mises. Implications for the debate on free banking
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Higher education students’ attitude towards the use of gamification for competencies development
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Percepción de tratamiento inapropiado entre profesionales de las UCI de Argentina: Influencia del ambiente ético en la unidad asistencial. Estudio, valoración y propuestas.
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Una medición del valor percibido por el cliente de un producto industrial A measurement of the perceived customer value (PCV) for an industrial product.. -
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TítuloIs it a matter of trust?: customer purchase intention and satisfaction of private label brands
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A Survey of Recent Empirical Money Demand Studies
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Chocolate money
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Understanding money demand of Argentina: 1935-2000
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Concurrent Predictors of Drug Use Consequences among U.S. and Russian Adolescents / Predictores concurrentes de las consecuencias del consumo de drogas en adolescentes estadounidenses y rusos
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MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS : MEASURING PROGRESS TOWARDS THEIR ACHIEVEMENT
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Expectations and the Neutrality of Money
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Framework for the analysis of executive information systems based on the perceived usefulness and the perceived ease of use
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