Computable general equilibrium models of developing countries: Stretching the neoclassical paradigm
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TextLanguage: En Series: University of California Working Paper Series ; No. 513Publication details: Berkeley, CA (USA) : University of California. Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 1989Description: 41 pagesSubject(s):
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