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Etude comparative des propriétés dynamiques de dix modèles américains et cinq modèles français (une)

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  • Muet Pierre-alain

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  • Artus Patrick & Muet Pierre-alain, 1979. "Etude comparative des propriétés dynamiques de dix modèles américains et cinq modèles français (une)," CEPREMAP Working Papers (Couverture Orange) 7906, CEPREMAP.
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