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L'industrie brésilienne dans la transition : vers un nouveau modèle productif?
Veiga, Pedro Luiz da Motta - 1997
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Fiscal policy, stabilization, and growth in developing countries
Bléjer, Mario I. (ed.) - International Monetary Fund - 1989
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10000786261
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Multi-dimensional review of Kazakhstan
OECD / Development Centre - 2016
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African economic outlook
African Development Bank; OECD / Development Centre; … - Côte d'Ivoire : African Development Bank Group; … - 1.2001/02(2002) - 5.2005/06(2006); [6.]2006/07(2007); …
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Economic development in Ethiopia : agriculture, the market and the state
Pickett, James - 1991
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Adjustment and equity in Malaysia
Demery, David; Demery, Lionel - 1992
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Ukraine
Hole, Peter - International Monetary Fund - 1992
Die Ukraine beantragte die Mitgliedschaft im IMF und der Weltbankgruppe am 19.Dezember 1991. Im Januar 1992 besuchte ein IMF-Expertenteam Kiew, um die künftige Wirtschaftspolitik zu besprechen, die Wirtschaftsstatistiken zusammenzustellen und Vorschläge für Maßnahmen zu unterbreiten. Der...
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Economic policies for a new South Africa
Lachman, Desmond (ed.); Ballali, Daudi (contributor) - International Monetary Fund - 1992
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10000058326
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The Czech and Slovak Federal Republic : an economy in transition
Prust, Jim (contributor); Carter, Jeremy (contributor);  … - International Monetary Fund - 1990
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Reducing capital cost in Southern Africa
Grandes, Martín; Pinaud, Nicolas - 2005
The private sector and public authorities both need access to capital for investment, job creation and growth. For a number of reasons, explained in this book, Southern Africa suffers from disproportionately expensive capital and this is denying the region its full growth potential. This is a...
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