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Overview of Issues Raised at the IUI Seminar "Capital: its Value, its Rate of Return and its Productivity"

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  • Intriligator, Michael D., 1992. "Overview of Issues Raised at the IUI Seminar "Capital: its Value, its Rate of Return and its Productivity"," Working Paper Series 368, Research Institute of Industrial Economics.
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