The net national product and exhaustible resources: the effects of foreign trade

Pub. Date
01 September, 1994
Pub. Type
Discussion Papers

Authors

Professor Martin Weale

Related Themes

Productivity, Trade, and Regional Economies

Paper Category Number

73

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