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Nuno Ffg Boavida

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First Name: Nuno
Middle Name: Ffg
Last Name: Boavida
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RePEc Short-ID: pbo324

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Homepage: http://nunoboavida.blogspot.com
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Centro de Investigação em Inovação Empresarial e do Trabalho (IET) (Research Center on Enterprise and Work Innovation)
Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Location: Lisboa, Portugal
Homepage: http://iet.fct.unl.pt/
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Phone: 212948503 ext.10401
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Working papers

Nuno F.F.G. Boavida, 2008. "Portugal e a economia do conhecimento: A despesa empresarial em Investigação e Desenvolvimento [Portugal and knowledge economy: the business R&D expenditures]," IET Working Papers Series 02/2008, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, IET-Research Center on Enterprise and Work Innovation, Faculty of Science and Technology. [Downloadable!]

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