「economics」の共起表現一覧(2語左で並び替え)10ページ目
該当件数 : 3638件
| Renate Dodell majored in | economics and geography for teaching in secondary scho |
| d University of Florida, where he majored in | economics and international business in 2000. |
| ern Methodist University where he majored in | economics. |
| He is currently a rising Junior, majoring in | Economics, at Haverford College in Pennsylvania, Unite |
| versity of Pennsylvania in 1937, majoring in | economics. |
| udent at Universitas Padjadjaran majoring in | economics. |
| He holds a bachelor's degree, majoring in | economics, from the University of Calgary. |
| Virginia began offering students majoring in | economics the opportunity to specialize in business ad |
| dent at University of Indonesia, majoring in | economics. |
| versity of California, Berkeley, majoring in | Economics before studying at the American Conservatory |
| Brunswick, Maine from 1980-1984, majoring in | economics. |
| Notre Dame in the fall of 1997, majoring in | economics and competing in both cross country and trac |
| tended the University of Cologne majoring in | economics. |
| from the University of Georgia, majoring in | economics. |
| ffers nine undergraduate majors, Accounting, | Economics, Finance, General Business, Information Syst |
| s scholarly research analyzes what makes the | economics of IT products and industries unique. |
| ntinuous supply of nuclear bombs, making the | economics of such a system rather questionable. |
| ISM University of Management and | Economics is an institution of undergraduate, graduate |
| spects of the business world, management and | economics (Conger, 1994; Dehler & Paradigm, 1994; Foge |
| rsity) in 1947 and majored in management and | economics. |
| graphy, History, Business and Management and | Economics; Spanish and French Language A2, Spanish and |
| bachelor's degree in Business Management and | Economics. |
| ISM University of Management and | Economics was established in Kaunas in 1999 as the fir |
| pecialization in construction management and | Economics. |
| named after him by the Media Management and | Economics Division of the Association for Education in |
| Hospitality and Tourism Management, Resource | Economics and Sport Management. |
| He received a master's degree in Marathi and | Economics, and a B.T. Degree in education. |
| programs in accountancy, marketing research, | economics and finance, computer management and informa |
| She majored in marketing and | economics at Rutgers University. |
| or of "Journal of Quantitative Marketing and | Economics" in 2003 along with the annual Quantitative |
| including psychology, marketing, sociology, | economics, anthropology, and communications. |
| ral policy, futures and options markets, the | economics of China's agriculture, and the economics of |
| ction, sex differences in labor markets, the | economics of aging, the employment relationship, and s |
| nking, marketing, security markets, business | economics, accounting practices, social issues and pub |
| Clausen is a qualified Master of | Economics at the University of Copenhagen. |
| McDonough earned a Master of | Economics degree from Georgetown University in Washing |
| He also hold a Master of | Economics degree (M.E.) from the Asian Institute of Te |
| He went on to receive a Master of | Economics and a Bachelor of Economics (Hons.) |
| She holds a Master's in | Economics and teaches the subject at Grant MacEwan Col |
| She received her masters in | economics from the University of Chicago and then her |
| He has done Masters in | Economics from that university. |
| ted from McGill University with a Masters in | Economics after completing his Economics B.A. at Unive |
| ola in Los Angeles and achieved a masters in | economics. |
| , Northeastern University for his Masters in | Economics, and Harvard Business School for his Doctora |
| Masters in | Economics and Finance Official Program |
| the University of Hamburg with a Masters in | Economics (1973) and went on to earn a Ph.D. in Econom |
| ege, Tirupati in which he did his Masters in | Economics. |
| B.A. from Vanderbilt University in Math and | Economics, and an M.B.A. from Columbia Business School |
| ese first years included English, math, home | economics, geography, general science, biology, physic |
| Dr. Paul holds a B.A. in Mathematics and | Economics from Bishops University (1964), an M.A. in E |
| e took a faculty position in mathematics and | economics at the University of California, Berkeley, b |
| ny degrees include a B.A. in Mathematics and | Economics from the University of Haifa (1977), an LL.B |
| i Betta Kappa with a B.S. in Mathematics and | Economics. |
| e Distinguished Professor of Mathematics and | Economics and director of the Institute for Mathematic |
| ege, Cambridge where he read Mathematics and | Economics and then took up a Kennedy Scholarship to th |
| or teaching him "to think of mathematics and | economics as styles of thought, not collections of the |
| ge, Cambridge, where he read Mathematics and | Economics and attained a First. |
| she was UNESCO Professor of Mathematics and | Economics from 1995 to 2008. |
| eam member competes in mathematics, science, | economics, social science, language and literature, fi |
| ms include statistics, mathematics, finance, | economics, insurance, enterprise risk management, and |
| , Geography, History, ICT, Mathematics, Home | Economics, Music, Moving Image Arts Personal Developme |
| Maths and | Economics or |
| chool of Dundee, going on to study maths and | economics at Edinburgh University. |
| Weder di Mauro studied | economics at the University of Basel, earning her Ph.D |
| 12 December - John McConnell, former | Economics expert, journalist and civil servant. |
| his biological application is meaningful for | economics because it provides an understanding of the |
| Meena Subrahmanyan won the gold medal for | Economics from the Madras University for her M.A. degr |
| holds doctoral degrees in both medicine and | economics. |
| hilosophy, history, literature, medicine and | economics. |
| urrent research specialises in mental health | economics and policy (including financing, patterns of |
| ublished numerous articles on metallurgy and | economics. |
| ian, a proponent of the historical method in | economics, and an opponent of free trade. |
| The Methodology of | Economics, or How economists Explain, 1980 (revised ed |
| e of the earliest uses of control methods in | economics, namely Holt, Modigliani, Muth and Simon (19 |
| interests include microeconomics, behavioral | economics, and neuroeconomics. |
| ury, the European involvement in Middle East | economics and politics expanded rapidly. |
| In mining and | economics, base metals refers to industrial non-ferrou |
| 999-2000 Zhaksybek Kulekeyev was Minister of | Economics, in 2000-2002 Minister of Economics and Trad |
| Since 2005 he is minister of | Economics in Galan III Government. |
| Republic, he held office as the Minister for | Economics and the Minister for Labour. |
| He served as Minister of | Economics and Transport of Rhineland-Palatinate from 1 |
| ian by profession, he served as Minister for | Economics and Deputy Prime Minister of the state of Lo |
| orff was the West German Federal Minister of | Economics, when he was forced to resign over the Flick |
| nd then Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of | Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs in the Cabinet |
| er of the Russian Government and Minister of | Economics from 1991 until 1992, and Minister of Financ |
| November 30, 1966 he served as minister for | Economics and Technology. |
| Karl Schiller (SPD) - Minister of | Economics |
| en added to that of the Federal Minister for | Economics. |
| In 1984, he served as a Minister of | Economics until 1985, that he was appointed the Minist |
| public, under the auspice of the Minister of | Economics and Finance. |
| 2009, he was appointed Federal Minister for | Economics and Technology in the Cabinet Merkel II. |
| Minister of | Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs. |
| Mohammed al-Araj, Minister of | Economics in the 2006 Hamas cabinet, is believed to be |
| reversed, and the old Federal Ministries of | Economics and Technology, of Labour and Social Affairs |
| n Policy Council of the Estonian Ministry of | Economics. |
| egation in Berlin at the Federal Ministry of | Economics. |
| r state secretary of the Federal Ministry of | Economics and Technology. |
| er mothers' high position at the ministry of | Economics, she had a privileged early childhood. |
| Feder as under-secretary at the ministry of | economics in July. |
| tarted his career in the Federal Ministry of | Economics. |
| The ministry were renamed the Ministry of | Economics in 1956 and the minister became known as Min |
| hrough the merger of the Federal Ministry of | Economics and Technology and one part of the Federal M |
| in business management and a double minor in | economics and accounting. |
| obtain a B.A. in government with a minor in | economics from Northwest Missouri State University, go |
| ts Institute of Technology (MIT), a Minor in | Economics with a thesis done at the MIT Sloan School o |
| education finance, with a doctoral minor in | economics, from the University of Arizona, Tucson. |
| Degree in Political Science with a minor in | Economics from the University of West Florida, and beg |
| y where he majored in history and minored in | economics. |
| ajoring in political science and minoring in | economics. |
| nt and Industrial Relations, and minoring in | Economics. |
| residence and harassed Professor Mirja Huda ( | Economics) and Professor Mofijullah Kabir (History). |
| He received his B.S. from MIT in | economics in 1969 and both his M.A. (mathematics) and |
| Based on the Singapore Model of | economics, its main goal is to reduce taxes while bala |
| He has worked on designing and modeling of | economics experiments, particularly asset market exper |
| coauthored a leading textbook, Modern Labor | Economics: Theory and Public Policy (10th edition). |
| ed States and studied mainly modern history, | economics and international politics. |
| his military service he read modern history, | economics and politics at the University of Manchester |
| In his early career, Modlin taught | economics at Princeton and at Rutgers University. |
| His books included Monopoly in | Economics and Law, Modern Capital Theory, The Theory o |
| hold over the region likely to do more with | economics, taking into consideration the region's weal |
| ck of support in Quebec, and more right-wing | economics did not appeal to Clark. |
| Moreover, home | economics and education dealing with anatomy are neces |
| economist Paul Krugman (then the most recent | Economics Nobel Prize winner) arising out of a panel d |
| 1940) FIMI, SMMT Professor of Motor Industry | Economics, and Director for Automotive Industry Resear |
| of Oxford, gaining a BA and then an MPhil in | Economics in 1998. |
| Jones holds an MS in | Economics from Montana State University. |
| n MSc in Metal Engineering (1989), an MSc in | economics from the Russian Presidential Academy of Nat |
| ozansky studied in Russia, gaining an MSc in | Economics from Leningrad State University. |
| He also obtained an MSc in | Economics from the University of Bradford in the UK in |
| He gained an MSc in | Economics at the University of York in 1969 and was aw |
| sity and finished her studies with an MSc in | Economics at the London School of Economics. |
| ool in the UK, where she received her MSc in | Economics in 1998, and PhD in Economics in 2001. |
| 1904); and the University of Munich (Ph.D., | Economics, 1910). |
| Green was educated in music, history, | economics, and government. |
| He was a critic of the nascent Neoclassical | economics, particularly as propounded by his colleague |
| est Management and M.S. in Natural Resources | Economics from Utah State University. |
| nd postgraduate degrees in natural sciences, | economics and English language. |
| Mathematics, Natural Sciences, | Economics and Computer Science |
| Nesbitt studied | economics at Queens University Belfast and joined the |
| the Greens and other opponents of New Right | economics. |
| transferred in 2004 to the newly established | economics and business oriented newspaper Referans bec |
| With the newly reformed | Economics and Enterprise Club, students are gaining ex |
| The magazine covers news, politics, | economics, social events, culture and sport, and has a |
| also the founder and president of North Yard | Economics, a not-for-profit consulting firm that provi |
| a liberal art, taking into account not only | economics, but also history, social theory, law, and t |
| He is author of a number of | economics textbooks He was founding editor of the jour |
| s higher education within nursing, teaching, | economics, food science, engineering and information t |
| He obtained an | economics degree at La Trobe University and was a scho |
| Filiz Odabas-Geldiay studied | Economics and History at St. Aldates College in Oxford |
| chool was renamed "Shih Chien School of Home | Economics and Economics", in 1991 the school was upgra |
| ure, it was a part of the department of Home | Economics. |
| He is also member of the | Economics, Industry & Services Permanent Commission an |
| Mother was a teacher of home | economics, from Livingston, Montana. |
| He is professor emeritus of political | economics at the University of Cologne, and has been a |
| m the university's departments of industrial | economics, accounting and insurance and its Institute |
| He is a Professor at the Faculty of General | Economics, part of the Academy of Economic Studies (AS |
| ll Irwin published the second edition of his | Economics Is Everywhere, a series of 400 vignettes des |
| ber is a Professor Emeritus of International | Economics and Finance at the University of Chicago. |
| h Advisory Board, Institute of International | Economics, Washington, D.C. |
| s a supporter of the University of Calgary's | Economics Mentorship Program and participates with oth |
| rd condemned the decision on grounds of both | economics and morality, and considered resignation. |
| hing and researching in the areas of leasing | economics, corporate management and institutional econ |
| del would become one of the pillars of urban | economics as from the seventies. |
| he following journals: the Journal of Sports | Economics, International Gambling Studies, the Interna |
| hich point it was called the Journal of Farm | Economics. |
| e of the International Association of Energy | Economics, 1990, Dr Ardekani backed Dr Pachauri's prop |
| ficant contribution to the field of Monetary | Economics. |
| He is also the co-author of the | economics book More Than Good Intentions published by |
| holds an appointment as Professor of Health | Economics and Director of the Centre for the Economics |
| d Trustee Chair in Law and Professor of Law, | Economics and Political Science.He teaches Federal Inc |
| nd is primarily considered to be part of the | economics genre. |
| uch as Health Affairs, the Journal of Public | Economics, and the Quarterly Journal of Economics, and |
| rds of Health Affairs, the Journal of Health | Economics, and the Forum for Health Economics and Poli |
| sions Scenarios, and the Stern Review of the | economics of global warming. |
| Kathryn Wasserman Davis Professor of Russian | Economics (Emeritus) at Wellesley College. |
| ing housing the Williams School of Commerce, | Economics, and Politics at Washington and Lee was name |
| rn c. 1955) is an American professor of law, | economics, and public policy. |
| earth: practical applications of ecological | economics |
| o years later, she became supervisor of home | economics at Muskogee schools. |
| e a board member, serving as director of its | economics department between 1946 and 1948. |
| thought important in some branches of green | economics, as the ultimate measure of renewable energy |
| itioner journals in the fields of marketing, | economics, and management. |
| written extensively in the area of antitrust | economics. |
| the editorial board of the Journal of Sports | Economics. |
| College of Business | Economics |
| , Associate Editor of the Review of Austrian | Economics, and an Adjunct Scholar at the Mackinac Cent |
| ally with the increasing complexity of world | economics. |
| View from the U.S.”, Review of International | Economics, Fall 2004. |
| journals including the Journal of Financial | Economics and the Journal of Financial and Quantitativ |
| While propounding the virtues of supply-side | economics as the basis for the economic growth that is |
| Devised by University of Illinois | economics professor Frank G. Dickinson, the system cro |
| of Southern History, the Journal of Feminist | Economics, Papers of Jefferson Davis, the Religious St |
| Leonard Davis Institute of Health | Economics, University of Pennsylvania. |
| 140-174 in Pioneers of Modern | Economics in Britain, (ed. |
| The Development of Monetary | Economics: A Modern Perspective on Monetary Controvers |
| Yager then became a professor of history, | economics, and politics at Georgetown College while be |
| ania enabling students of the School of Home | Economics to attend theoretical courses not available |
| In 1921 he became editor of the | economics department of the Frankfurter Zeitung, a pos |
| ative Assembly (2001-05), Chairperson of the | Economics and Industry Standing Committee and a delega |
| d then-president of the Institute of Applied | Economics in New York. |
こんにちは ゲスト さん
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|
検索履歴を保存できる！
こんにちは ゲスト さん
|
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|
