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U.S.-Japan trade in construction (1987) read it

Soviet foreign trade in the NEP economy and Soviet industrialization strategy.

Dohan, Michael Repplier (1969)

  • Advisor: Evsey D. Domar
  • Department of Economics
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U.S. construction as a potential market for Korean international construction industry

Cho, Kab Rae (1986)

  • Advisor: Fred Moavenzadeh. -- Co-supervised by James L. Paddock
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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Potential of U.S. construction market for Japanese construction firms

Sugimoto, Fumio (1986)

  • Advisor: Fred Moavenzadeh. -- Co-supervised by James L. Paddock
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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Issues facing the development of contractors in Egypt

Selim, Tarek Mohamed (1979)

  • Advisor: Fred Moavenzadeh. -- Co-supervised by James L. Paddock
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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Robotics and high-tech : an advantage of Japanese contractors

Hasegawa, Hitoshi (1986)

  • Advisor: Yechiel Rosenfield
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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Bagasse particle board: a production study and investment analysis.

Sanchez, Ronald Allen (1972)

  • Advisor: Fred Moavenzadeh. -- Co-supervised by James L. Paddock
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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Export of engineering goods from India.

Frankena, Mark William (1971)

  • Advisor: Jagdish N. Bhagwati
  • Department of Economics
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Investigation into mercury price increase of 1964-1967 and implications for future condition of the mercury market.

Zidle, Tobias (1967)

  • Advisor: William H. Dennen
  • Department of Geology and Geophysics; Department of Industrial Management
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A methodology for evaluating a national housing plan: the case of Taiwan.

Tsai, Hsung-Hsiung (1974)

  • Advisor: Ian Donald Terner
  • Department of Urban Studies and Planning
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Evolution of cement industry in Greece

Corcondjelos, Dimitris (1987)

  • Advisor: Fred Moavenzadeh. -- Co-supervised by James L. Paddock
  • Department of Civil Engineering
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