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Lightweight blockchain approach to reduce double-spend and 51% attacks on Proof-of-Work

Nayancy, Sandip Dutta, Soubhik Chakraborty

Intelligent Data Analysis: An International Journal

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First published 2017-11

Does Double Jeopardy Apply Using Average Spend per Buyer as the Loyalty Metric?

John Dawes, Allison Bond, Nicole Hartnett [...]

Australasian Marketing Journal

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First published 2019-6-10

Collusion attacks and fair time-locked deposits for fast-payment transactions in Bitcoin 1

Xingjie Yu, Michael Shiwen Thang, Yingjiu Li [...]

Journal of Computer Security

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First published 2013-10

Visitors to Two Types of Museums: Do Expenditure Patterns Differ?

Juan Gabriel Brida, Marta Disegna, Raffaele Scuderi

Tourism Economics

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First published 2013-10

Visitors' Expenditure Behaviour at Cultural Events: The Case of Christmas Markets

Juan Gabriel Brida, Marta Disegna, Linda Osti

Tourism Economics

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First published 2022-1-20

Double-authentication-preventing signatures in the standard model 1

Dario Catalano, Georg Fuchsbauer, Azam Soleimanian

Journal of Computer Security

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First published 1997-02

The Effect of State Economic Development Agency Spending on State Income and Employment Growth

Ernest P. Goss, Joseph M. Phillips

Economic Development Quarterly

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First published 2016-2

Tourists' Expenditure Behaviour: The Influence of Satisfaction and the Dependence of Spending Categories

Marta Disegna, Linda Osti

Tourism Economics

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First published 2018-4

Double Mental Discounting: When a Single Price Promotion Feels Twice as Nice

Andong Cheng, Cynthia Cryder

Journal of Marketing Research

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First published 2019-1

Government Health Spending in India: Who Will Fund the Target of 2.5 Per Cent of GDP?

Rajeev Ahuja

Journal of Development Policy and Practice

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