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Leapfrogging, consumer preferences, international trade and the intensity of metal use in less developed countries : The case of steel in Korea

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  • Hwang, Kee Hyung
  • Tilton, John E.

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  • Hwang, Kee Hyung & Tilton, John E., 1990. "Leapfrogging, consumer preferences, international trade and the intensity of metal use in less developed countries : The case of steel in Korea," Resources Policy, Elsevier, vol. 16(3), pages 210-224, September.
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    5. MoonJoong Tcha & Gaku Takashina, 2001. "Is World Metal Consumption in Disarray?," Economics Discussion / Working Papers 01-05, The University of Western Australia, Department of Economics.
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    8. Escavy, J.I. & Herrero, M.J. & Trigos, L. & Sanz-Pérez, E., 2020. "Demographic vs economic variables in the modelling and forecasting of the demand of aggregates: The case of the Spanish market (1995–2016)," Resources Policy, Elsevier, vol. 65(C).

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