Johnson, Hazel.
Overview
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Titles
Work, female empowerment and economic development
by:
Horrell, Sara.; Johnson, Hazel.; Mosley, Paul.; Garikipati, S.; Rock, June.; Verschoor, Arjan.
(Electronic resources)
Learning for development
by:
Johnson, Hazel.; Wilson, Gordon, (Dr.); ProQuest (Firm)
(Electronic resources)
Strategic capital budgeting : = developing and implementing the corporate capital allocation program /
by:
Johnson, Hazel.
(Language materials, printed)
Financial institutions and markets : = a global perspective /
by:
Johnson, Hazel.
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Bank mergers, acquisitions & strategic alliances : = positioning & protecting your bank in the era of consolidation /
by:
Johnson, Hazel.
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Industrialization and development /
by:
Hewitt, Tom.; Johnson, Hazel.; Wield, David.; Open University.; Developing countries
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The New global banker : = what every U.S. bank must know to compete internationally /
by:
Johnson, Hazel.
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Rural livelihoods : = crises and responses /
by:
Bernstein, Henry.; Crow, Ben.; Johnson, Hazel.; Open University.; Developing countries
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Subjects
Banks and banking- United States.
Agriculture- Economic aspects- Developing countries.
Developing countries- Rural conditions.
Economic policy.
Industrialization- Developing countries.
Industrialization.
Developing countries- Economic conditions.
Conglomerate corporations.
Financial institutions, International.
Sexual division of labor- Developing countries.
Capital budget.
Banks and banking, International.
Economic development.
Financial institutions- United States.
Bank mergers- United States.
Rural women- Employment- Developing countries.
Corporations- Finance.
Banks and banking- History- 20th century.
Industrial policy.
Strategic alliances (Business)
International business enterprises- Finance.
Rural development- Developing countries.
Bank mergers.
Sex discrimination in employment- Developing countries.
Economic development- Effect of education on.
Capital investments.
Poverty- Developing countries.