An empirical investigation of the Hedonic Hypothesis
An empirical investigation of the Hedonic Hypothesis
Gulthawatvichai, S.
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Sung, M.
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Johnson, J.E.V.
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Fraser-Mackenzie, Peter
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Gulthawatvichai, S.
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Sung, M.
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Johnson, J.E.V.
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Fraser-Mackenzie, Peter
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Gulthawatvichai, S., Sung, M., Johnson, J.E.V. and Fraser-Mackenzie, Peter
(2014)
An empirical investigation of the Hedonic Hypothesis.
The 6th IFABS Conference on Alternative Futures for Global Banking, Lisbon, Portugal.
16 - 18 Jun 2014.
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The 6th IFABS Conference on Alternative Futures for Global Banking, Lisbon, Portugal, 2014-06-16 - 2014-06-18
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J.E.V. Johnson
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Peter Fraser-Mackenzie
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