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Modelling investment behaviour in developing countries: an application to Egypt.

By: Shafil, Nemat.

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BookSeries: Working Paper Series; No. 452. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1990Subject(s): Investment | Developing countries -- Economic development. -- Developing countries -- Economic developmentSummary: This paper suggests some methodological innovations in modelling aggregate investment behaviour.

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Modelling investment behaviour in developing countries: an application to Egypt.

By: Shafil, Nemat.