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... Economic History of Modern Japan , 1867-1937 , 3rd rev . ed . ( 1972 ) . 1914-80 : A survey of the period on an international scale is to be ... economic liberty . Consequently , although planning implies an ex- tension Economic Planning 255.
... Economic History of Modern Japan , 1867-1937 , 3rd rev . ed . ( 1972 ) . 1914-80 : A survey of the period on an international scale is to be ... economic liberty . Consequently , although planning implies an ex- tension Economic Planning 255.
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... economic theory . Whereas mathe- matical economics considers the purely theoretical as- pects of economic analysis , econometrics attempts to falsify theories that are expressed in explicit mathemati- cal terms . But frequently the two ...
... economic theory . Whereas mathe- matical economics considers the purely theoretical as- pects of economic analysis , econometrics attempts to falsify theories that are expressed in explicit mathemati- cal terms . But frequently the two ...
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... economy . For the special purpose of a comparison of different economic sys- tems see : M.H. DOBB , Soviet Economic Development Since 1917 ( 1948 ) ; P.M. SWEEZY , Socialism ( 1949 ) ; H. WELLISZ , The Economies of the Soviet Bloc : A ...
... economy . For the special purpose of a comparison of different economic sys- tems see : M.H. DOBB , Soviet Economic Development Since 1917 ( 1948 ) ; P.M. SWEEZY , Socialism ( 1949 ) ; H. WELLISZ , The Economies of the Soviet Bloc : A ...
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