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Real sector propagation of the recent global financial crisis : an integrative report

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Managing software outsourcing relationships in emerging economies : an empirical study of the Chinese small- and medium-sized enterprises

Ren, Steven Ji-fan; Ngai, Eric W. T.; Seng, Vincent Lim … - In: IEEE transactions on engineering management : EM 58 (2011) 4, pp. 730-742

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Price pressure measurements for effective monetary policy : methodology and issues

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Determination of equilibrium real exchange rate in selected SEACEN countries

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Impact of stock market on monetary policy in the SEACEN countries

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The dynamic relationship between private final consumption expenditure and gross domestic product : evidence from colonial Malaya and post-independence Malaysia

Tan, Juat Hong; Seng, Vincent Lim Choon - In: Journal of Southeast Asian economies 36 (2019) 1, pp. 112-129

Using a panel cointegration approach, this study examines the relationship between aggregate consumption and GDP in colonial Malaya (1900–39) and post-independence Malaysia (1970–2009). The findings suggest that private consumption and GDP are cointegrated across the two forty-year periods,...

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