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179.
Ce que gagnent les professions liberales.
Expansion
1980 : FEB 8/21, 142, p. 67-79
 1980 Beaudeux, P.
180.
Recruitment, training, employment and careers of women chartered accountants in England and Wales.
Accounting and Business Research
1979 : SPRING, VOL. 9:34, p. 105-121
 1979 Silverstone, R.
Williams, A.
181.
The price structure of the legal services industry: minimum fee schedules and price discrimination.
Antitrust Bulletin
1979 : SPRING, VOL. 24:1, p. 43-62
 1979 Latham, R. J.
Schechter, M. C.
182.
The prediction of effort and performance among hospital professionals: moderating effects of feedback on expectancy theory formulations.
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1979 : VOL. 52:2, p. 91-105
 1979 Seybolt, J. W.
Pavett, C. M.
183.
The development of professionalism as an issue in British marketing.
European Journal of Marketing
1979 : VOL. 13:1, p. 27-54
 1979 Walker, D. S.
Child, J.
184.
A discrete approach to selling the professions.
Marketing
1979 : APR, p. 59-60
 1979 O'Connor, J.
185.
The attitudes of management accountants.
Management Accounting (New York)
1978 : 5 NOV VOL.60 p.35-40
 1978 Francia, A. J.
Grossman, S. D.
Strawser, R. H.
186.
The discrete capability factor in marketing professional services.
Industrial Marketing Management
1978 : 5 OCT VOL.7 p.308-310
 1978 O'Connor, J. V.
187.
Family location constraints and the geographic distribution of female professionals.
Journal of Political Economy
1978 : 1 FEB VOL.86 p.117-130
 1978 Frank, R. H.
188.
How should a profession be disciplined?
Journal of Accountancy
1978 : 4 MAY VOL.145 p.59-66
 1978 Olson, W. E.
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