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"Savings, Finance and Interest Rates: An Empirical Consideration of Some Basic Keynesian Propositions"

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Pollin, R.
Justice, C.
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Paper provided by The A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management. University of California Riverside in its series The A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management with number 92-8.

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Length: 57 pages
Date of creation: 1991
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Handle: RePEc:fth:caland:92-8

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Keywords: savings ; interest rate ; economic theory;

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