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Industrialisation and Internationalisation in the Spanish Economy

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José Molero
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Paper provided by One-Europe Programme in its series One Europe or Several? Working Papers with number 28.

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Keywords: Spain; industrial relations; industrial policy; foreign direct investment; economic performance; economic integration;

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