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Cooperative policies among the North, the South, and OPEC : an optimal control approach

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  • Paul Pauly

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  • Jaime R. Marquez & Paul Pauly, 1984. "Cooperative policies among the North, the South, and OPEC : an optimal control approach," International Finance Discussion Papers 247, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.).
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