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What is the social return to capital investment?
Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Growth, productivity, unemployment : essays to …, (pp. 113-141). 1990
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La riforma fiscale è in grado di uniformare le regole del gioco?
Summers, Lawrence Henry - 1988
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Issues in national savings policy
Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Savings and capital formation : the policy options, (pp. 65-88). 1986
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The long term effects of current macroeconomic policies
Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: The legacy of Reaganomics : prospects for long-term …, (pp. 179-198). 1984
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The contribution of intergenerational transfer to total wealth : a reply
Kotlikoff, Laurence J. - In: Modelling the accumulation and distribution of wealth, (pp. 53-67). 1988
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Can interindustry wage differentials justify strategic trade policy?
Katz, Lawrence F. - In: Trade policies for international competitiveness, (pp. 85-116). 1989
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Chief executive background and firm performance
Jarymiszyn, Philip; Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: The uneasy alliance : managing the …, (pp. 115-136). 1985
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The economic effects of dividend taxation
Poterba, James M. - In: Recent advances in corporate finance, (pp. 227-284). 1985
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Poverty in America : is welfare the answer or the problem?
Ellwood, David T. - In: Fighting poverty : what works and what doesn't ; …, (pp. 78-105). 1986
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Productivity and pay : is the link broken?
Stansbury, Anna; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Facing up to low productivity growth, (pp. 207-243). 2019
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