DETERMINANTS OF EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT IN EGYPT AND MENA A MICROECONOMETRIC APPROACH

British Journal of Management, Volume 17 Issue S1, Pages S1-S5, 200630 YEARS OF MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS RESEARCH:RECENT ADVANCES AND FUTURE OPPORTUNITIESSusan CartwrightManchester Business SchoolThe University of ManchesterBooth Street WestManchester M15 6PB, UKE-mail: susan.cartwright@manchester.a[r]

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