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Which Output Gap Measure Matters for the Arab Gulf Cooperation Council Countries (AGCC): The Overall GDP Output Gap or the Non-Oil Sector Output Gap?
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7-28
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Mohamed A. Osman, Rosmy Jean. Louis and Faruk Balli
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The Determinants of Banking Sector Development: Malaysian Experience
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29-35
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Han Yu and Pei-Tha Gan
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The Pricing Model of Discrete Barrier Options
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36-50
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Yu-Cheng Lai, Kun-Chin Lee, Fu-Shine Peter Chou and Pei-Jun Chen
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Earnings Management and Dividend Policy An Empirical comparison between Pakistani Listed Companies and Chinese listed Companies
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51-60
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Syed Zulfiqar Ali shah, Hui Yuan and Nousheen Zafar
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Maastricht Treaty, Euro and Purchasing Power Parity
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61-81
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Naiwei Chen and Arvind Mahajan
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Related Party Transactions, Firm Performance and Control Mechanisms: Evidence from Taiwan
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82-98
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Wen-Yi Lin, Y. Angela Liu and I Keng
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Greek Census 1981. A Case of Factorial Correspondence Analysis
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99-111
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Paraschos Maniatis
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Effects of Macroeconomic Conditions on Corporate Liquidity-International Evidence
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112-129
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Naiwei Chen and Arvind Mahajan
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Does the National Financial Stabilization Fund Mitigate Systemic Risk in the Taiwan Securities Market?
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130-142
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Min-Tsung Cheng
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Financial Development and Economic Growth a Comparative Study between 15 European Union Member –States
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143-149
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Adamopoulos Antonios
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The Impact of Diversification on Firm Performance and Risk: An Empirical Evidence
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150-162
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Ines Kahloul and Slaheddine Hallara
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PPP Tests in Cointegrated Heterogeneous Panels: The Case of the GCC Countries
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163-172
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Mohamed A. AL-Omar and Khalifa H. Ghali
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Examining the Short-run IPOs Performance in State of Economy: Normal, Boom & Recession
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173-186
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Muhammad Khalid Sohail, Abdul Raheman and Tahir Khan Durrani
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The Impacts of Extreme Events of Dynamic Interactions on Interest Rate, Real House Price and Stock Markets
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187-201
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Hsiu-Jung Tsai and Ming-Chi Chen
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Fiscal and Monetary Policy Coordination: Evidence from Pakistan
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202-213
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Muhammad Nasir, Afaque Ahmad, Amanat Ali and Faiz-Ur-Rehman
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