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Low social mobility in Bolivia
causes and consequences for development -
Southern enlargment of the European Union and capital account liberalization
lessons for central and eastern Europe -
Southern enlargement of the European Union and capital account liberalization
Lessons for Central and Eastern Europe -
Low Social Mobility in Bolivia : Causes and Consequences for Development
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Indigenous And Colonial Origins of Comparative Economic Development
The Case of Colonial India And Africa -
Advanced macroeconomics
an easy guide -
Financial globalisation and economic growth in South Asia
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Foreign direct investment in sub‐Saharan Africa
beyond its growth effect -
Brazil and China
two routes of economic development -
Convergence, financial development, and policy analysis
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The impact of corruption on economic growth, a bootstrapping analysis
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Economics for lovers of literature
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Financial development, economic growth and corporate governance
paper presented at the First Annual Seminar on New Development Finance held at the Goethe University of Frankfurt, September 22 - October 3, 1997 -
Property rights and their impact on the wealth of nations
a cross country study -
Indigenous And Colonial Origins of Comparative Economic Development
The Case of Colonial India And Africa -
Economics for lovers of literature
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Regional development under socialism
evidence from Yugoslavia -
Analyzing the dynamic relationship between physical infrastructure, financial development and economic growth in India
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How does public debt affect the Indian macro-economy?
a structural VAR approach -
Economic growth and income inequality in resource countries
theory and evidence -
Longterm decision making under the threat of earthquakes
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Stock market development and economic growth
empirical evidence from China -
Oil curse and finance-growth nexus in Malaysia
the role of investment -
Institutional transplant and cultural proximity
evidence from nineteenth-century Prussia -
An analysis of the importance of both destruction and creation to economic growth