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Income Convergence of Central Asian Turkic Republics: A Panel Study for Beta and Sigma Convergences for Six Asian Economies

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  • Vedat Yorucu, 2013. "Income Convergence of Central Asian Turkic Republics: A Panel Study for Beta and Sigma Convergences for Six Asian Economies," Economic Papers, The Economic Society of Australia, vol. 32(2), pages 258-264, June.
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