National economic policy simulations with global interdependencies – a sensitivity analysis for Germany.

Meyer, B., Lutz, C., Schnur, P. & Zika, G. (2006): National economic policy simulations with global interdependencies – a sensitivity analysis for Germany. IAB Discussion Paper Nr. 12/2006, Nürnberg.

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Bernd Meyer
Christian Lutz

Year of Publication:

2006

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