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existing members have been significant. Ireland and Portugal have experienced marked real exchange rate appreciation, but with …
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Facility (EFSF) would offer holders of debt of the countries with an EFSF programme (probably Greece, Ireland and Portugal …
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existing members have been significant. Ireland and Portugal have experienced marked real exchange rate appreciation, but with …
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Facility (EFSF) would offer holders of debt of the countries with an EFSF programme (probably Greece, Ireland and Portugal …
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liberalization and adhesion to the European Union. However, even today, these economies, and in particular Portugal, do not rival … barriers than Portugal and that the gap has been increasing since the establishment of the European Single Market. The last …
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The first paper established the professions' history as a base, comparing parallels and differences for the purpose of …
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The first price runs for Korean rice help us develop a Smithian physiocratic model to explain the low, stable prices of the eighteenth century and the rising, volatile prices of the nineteenth. Ownership rights provided incentives, and productivity after 1600 exceeded subsistence to achieve...
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The adoption of import oriented policies introduced distortions into the economy which caused Nigeria to ignore resource-based industry in agriculture, petroleum and metal production. The resulted in the transfer of technology into industries with a continual reliance on imported inputs. This...
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