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Panel data
Caselli, F., Esquivel, G.
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Altri approcci
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Modelli di crescita ed incertezza.
Bleaney, Michael e Nishiyama, Akira (2002). Explaining Growth: A Contest between Models.
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Trasferimenti tecnologici e crescita
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Commercio internazionale e crescita
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