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Business Economics Vol. 48, No. 4 © National Association for Business Economics Business Economics (2013) 48, 207. commodity prices. He presents quantitative evidence doi:10.1057/be.2013.30 and analysis that confirm academic studies that con- clude that the rise and fall of commodity prices in the 2004–11 period were driven by fundamentals rather his issue’s content covers a wide range of topics in than the influence of these funds. T a few papers: trust in...
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Business Economics Vol. 48, No. 4 © National Association for Business Economics Business Economics (2013) 48, 207. commodity prices. He presents quantitative evidence doi:10.1057/be.2013.30 and analysis that confirm academic studies that con- clude that the rise and fall of commodity prices in the 2004–11 period were driven by fundamentals rather his issue’s content covers a wide range of topics in than the influence of these funds. T a few papers: trust in financial services, small In this issue’s Focus on Industries and Markets, business hiring, financial bubbles, commodity markets, Andrew Gross, Mark Holtzblatt, Raj Javalgi, Jozsef knowledge-intensive services, and economics at work Poor, and Emeric Solymossy examine professional in a major financial institution. service industries, such as accounting, engineering, Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. was given NABE’s Adam law, and management consulting. They find that these Smith Award for 2013. His address to mark the event industries are continuing to grow and remain competi- focused on the public’s lack of trust in the financial tive but that the dominance of Western Europe and services industry in the wake of the 2008 financial North America is being challenged by firms from crisis. Much of this lack of trust can be laid
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Published: Oct 1, 2013
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