Comparison of Financial Stability of The Russian and Mongolian Regions Based on System of National Accounts
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- B. Badamtsetseg, 2011. "Compiling Supply and Use Tables: The Case in Mongolia," Discussion papers 1103e, ERINA - Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia.
- B. Badamtsetseg, 2011. "Compiling Supply and Use Tables: The Case in Mongolia," Discussion papers 1103, ERINA - Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia.
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financial stability; the system of national accounts; balance model; financial flows; regions of the Russian Federation; aimaks of Mongolia;All these keywords.
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