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Infrastructure And Human Capital: A Comparison Of Their Effects On Regional Growth Between Mexico And Spain

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  • Oreggia, Eduardo & Costa i Font, Joan, 2000. "Infrastructure And Human Capital: A Comparison Of Their Effects On Regional Growth Between Mexico And Spain," ERSA conference papers ersa00p65, European Regional Science Association.
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