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Consequences of US fiscal actions in a global model with alternative assumptions and exchange regime in developing countries

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Bryant R.C; Soludo C; Chukwuma

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1994 Brookings Institute WashingtonDescription: See BI 337 BRY (Includes Acc. Nos. 16276, 16277, 16278 & 16279) 24 pSubject(s):

International Economics

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