search query: @indexterm PUBLIC POLICY / total: 408
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Product disadoption: quitting smoking as a diffusion process
Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 15:1, p. 87-97
 1996 Redmond, W.
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Insurance coverage and the appropriate utilization of emergency departments
Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 15:1, p. 76-86
 1996 Smith Gooding, S.
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Another look at the impact of reference information on consumer impressions of nutrition information
Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 15:1, p. 55-62
 1996 Barone, M.
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A quasi experiment to assess the consumer and informational determinants of nutrition information processing activities: the case of the nutrition labeling and education act
Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 15:1, p. 28-44
 1996 Moorman, C.
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Can consumers interpret nutrition information in the presence of a health claim? A laboratory investigation
Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 15:1, p. 16-27
 1996 Ford, G.
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Politiques publiques et evaluation: elements de reflexion: Conference Secteur Public de la CEE, Cannes, decembre 1994.
Revue Francaise de Comptabilite
1995 : JUL-AUG, 269, p.21-55
 1995
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Construction de la categorie formation dans un contexte de chomage en Grande-Bretagne.
Sociologie du Travail
1995 : vol.37:4, p.715-738
 1995 Tanguy, L.
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La mise en oeuvre des politiques de lutte contre le chomage par la formation: les contraintes du service public de l'emploi en France.
Sociologie du Travail
1995 : vol.37:4, p. 675-696
 1995 Garraud, P.
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Adaptation aux changements structurels et formation continue des travailleurs en Europe.
Sociologie du Travail
1995 : vol.37:4, p.623-643
 1995 Auer, P.
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Understanding household garbage reduction behavior: a test of an integrated model
Public Policy and Marketing
1995 : FALL, VOL. 14:2, p. 192-204
 1995 Taylor, S.
Todd, P.
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