Основы балансовой механики Вольфганга Штютцела // Basics of the Wolfgang Stützel’s Balance Mechanics
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Stock Flow Consistent Models; Stützel’s Balance Mechanics; macroeconomic models; Stock Flow Consistent models; loanable funds theory; paradox of parsimony; financial and non-financial assets; балансовая механика В. Штютцела; макроэкономическое моделирование; теория ссудного капитала; парадокс бережливости; финансовые и нефинансовые сбережения;All these keywords.
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