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Irrational expectations, unclearing markets and a business cycle that won't go away : the Recent School of New Class. Economists comes a cropper on basic econom. facts

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Economic and the real world

Sinha, Dipendra - In: The journal of social, political, and economic studies 11 (1986) 1, pp. 93-101

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Openness and economic growth in India

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The long run relationship between saving and investment in India

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Financial development and economic growth : the case of eight Asian countries

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The relation between openness and economic growth : postwar evidence from 124 countries

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Macroeconometric modeling of saving and investment for Mercosur countries

Sinha, Tapendra Narayan - In: Estudios económicos 13 (1998) 1, pp. 57-72

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A comparison of development prospects in India and China

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Patents, Innovations and Economic Growth in Japan and South Korea : Evidence from Individual Country and Panel Data

Sinha, Dipendra - 2008

This paper looks at the relationship between patents and economic growth in Japan and South Korea using both individual country and panel data. For the econometric estimation, we use annual data for 1963-2005. For Japan, we find that the logarithms of real GDP and the number of patents are...

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