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A prototype model of European integration : the case of Austria
Breuss, Fritz - In: Dynamic approaches to global economic challenges : …, (pp. 9-30). 2016
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Austrian public debt growth : a public choice perspective
Neck, Reinhard; Haber, Gottfried; Klinglmair, Andrea - In: International advances in economic research : IAER ; an … 21 (2015) 3, pp. 249-260
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Perpetrators and victims : Austrian economists under the Nazis
Neck, Reinhard - In: Empirica : journal of european economics 46 (2019) 3, pp. 537-546
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Nachhaltigkeit der Staatsverschuldung
Neck, Reinhard (ed.); Holzmann, Robert (ed.) - 2017
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How much does the state of the economy influence the popularity of Austrian parties? : an empirical investigation
Schneider, Friedrich; Neck, Reinhard; Strugl, Michael M. - In: International advances in economic research : IAER ; an … 23 (2017) 1, pp. 107-121
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Empirical evidence for "Wagner's law of increasing government activity" for Austria
Neck, Reinhard; Jaenicke, Johannes - In: Gustav von Schmoller and Adolph Wagner : legacy and …, (pp. 153-173). 2018
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Has Austria’s Accession to the EU Triggered an Increase in Competition? A Sectoral Markup Study
Badinger, Harald; Breuss, Fritz - In: Empirica 32 (2005) 2, pp. 145-180
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Is the Austrian public debt sustainable?
Neck, Reinhard; Haber, Gottfried - In: International Journal of Sustainable Economy 4 (2012) 1, pp. 1-16
of Austrian fiscal policy as part of the concept of ‘Austrokeynesianism’. The development of public debt in Austria … some empirical evidence that governments in Austria dominated solely by one party run higher deficits than coalitions of …
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