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Distance to frontier and the big swings of the unemployment rate : what room is left for monetary policy?

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the US. Another example that may be less familiar to many people is Singapore (the second fastest growing economy from …

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Regional and outward economic integration in South-East Asia

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Practicing catching-up : a comparison of development models of East Asian and Central-Eastern European countries

Terk, Erik - 2014

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