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Living Standards and the Wealth of Nations: Successes and Failures in Real Convergence
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Contenido :
What a Country Must Do to Catch Up to the Industrial Leaders
Elections, Political Checks and Balances, and Growth
The Nordic Countries in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Economic Growth in a Comparative Perspective
The Experimentalist-Convergence Debate on Interpreting China's Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Perspective
Successes and Failures in Real Convergence: The Case of Chile
Economic Resurgence in the Commonwealth of Independent States
Spain in the EU: the Key Issues
The Spanish Experience in the European Union
Portugal's Convergence Process: Lessons for Accession Countries
Greece: the Long Process of Economic and Institutional Convergence
The Convergence Experience of the Greek Economy in the EU: Lessons for EU Accession Countries
Real Convergence within the European Union: the Case of Ireland
Irish Economic Development in an International Perspective
When Should the Central Europeans Join the EMU?: Reconciling Real and Nominal Convergence
Is Full Participation in the EMU Likely to Favor or Slow Real Convergence?
What a Country Must Do to Catch Up to the Industrial Leaders
Elections, Political Checks and Balances, and Growth
The Nordic Countries in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Economic Growth in a Comparative Perspective
The Experimentalist-Convergence Debate on Interpreting China's Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Perspective
Successes and Failures in Real Convergence: The Case of Chile
Economic Resurgence in the Commonwealth of Independent States
Spain in the EU: the Key Issues
The Spanish Experience in the European Union
Portugal's Convergence Process: Lessons for Accession Countries
Greece: the Long Process of Economic and Institutional Convergence
The Convergence Experience of the Greek Economy in the EU: Lessons for EU Accession Countries
Real Convergence within the European Union: the Case of Ireland
Irish Economic Development in an International Perspective
When Should the Central Europeans Join the EMU?: Reconciling Real and Nominal Convergence
Is Full Participation in the EMU Likely to Favor or Slow Real Convergence?
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