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ANSES: Inversión pública en el desarrollo del capital mental. Primera medición. Análisis del caso de la provincia de Buenos Aires (2013-2016)

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  • Hugo Bertín, 2019. "ANSES: Inversión pública en el desarrollo del capital mental. Primera medición. Análisis del caso de la provincia de Buenos Aires (2013-2016)," CEFIP, Working Papers 029, CEFIP, Universidad Nacional de La Plata.
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