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El impacto de la reducción de las ayudas estructurales europeas: Una primera aproximación

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Angel de la Fuente

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En el presente trabajo se intenta cuantificar la reducción de las ayudas estructurales europeas a España a partir de 2006 y se analizan sus implicaciones para el crecimiento de la renta nacional y regional.

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Paper provided by FEDEA in its series Studies on the Spanish Economy with number 204.

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