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Tony Lawson and the history of economic thought

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Spectres of mises : controversial methodological claims reassessed

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Enrolling in higher education : the impact of regional mobility and public-private substitution effects

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Estimating the effect of distance on the migration of higher education candidates

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Estimating the effect of distance on the migration of higher education candidates

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Does corruption impact firm innovation? : evidence from Portugal

Cerdeira, Jorge; Lourenço, Diogo - In: Economies : open access journal 10 (2022) 7, pp. 1-10

This paper aims to analyze the impact of corruption on firm innovation in Portugal, using data from the World Bank Enterprise Surveys on 1062 firms for 2019. We employ regression analysis and instrumental variables techniques to account for endogeneity in the corruption variable. Our results...

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