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Publications → Financial Markets → Monetary and Credit Policy

Improving Monetary Theory in Post-Communist Countries – Looking Back to Cantillon

This article tries to broaden and elaborate microeconomic analysis on how money effects on particular economic agents.

Link http://www.ipm.by/pdf/Nenovsky-25194.pdf
Author Nenovsky, N.
Date 2003
Institute Institute for Privatization and Management Research Center
Tags money, economic, agents, post-communist, countries
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