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Octobre 87 : l'informatique trop vite accusee?
Revue Francaise de Gestion
1988 : JUN-AUG, 69, p. 84-89
 1988 Bertoneche, M.
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Input, downstream, upstream, secondary, diversionary and components or subassembly dumping.
Journal of World Trade
1988 : JUN, VOL. 22:3, p. 27-59
 1988 Bierwagen, R. M.
Hailbronner, K.
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Innovation diffusion from a qualitative standpoint : technological networks and economic evolution through case studies.
Futures
1988 : JUN, VOL. 20:3, p. 266-306
 1988 Zuscovitch, E.
Heraud, J. A.
Cohendet, P.
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La "Germano sclerose". Sous la puissance industrielle, le rigidites d'une societe corporatiste.
Expansion
1988 : APR 1, 330, p. 68-71
 1988 Vittori, J. M.
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The U.S. economy Fortune forecast Don't buy predictions of a growth spurt
Fortune
1987 : MAR.16, No. 6, p.47-48
 1987 Brownstein, V.
307.
Public choice of economic policy : The growth of agricultural protection.
Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv
1987 : VOL. 123:2, p. 232-248
 1987 Balisacan, A.
Roumasset, J. A.
308.
The relative/absolute nature of knowledge and economic analysis.
Economic Journal
1987 : DEC, VOL. 97:388, p. 951-970
 1987 Lawson, T.
309.
Why Greenspan is bullish.
Fortune
1987 : OCT 26, VOL. 116:9, p. 52-56, 58
 1987 Nasar, S.
310.
An economic analysis of dumping.
Journal of World Trade Law
1987 : OCT, VOL. 21:5, p. 45-54
 1987 Boltuck, R. D.
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Moments of the present worths of general probabilistic cash flows under random timing.
Engineering Economist
1987 : SUMMER, VOL. 32:4, p. 303-336
 1987 Tufecki, S.
Young, D. B.
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