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La croissance du progrès social

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  • Eloi Laurent

    (Observatoire français des conjonctures économiques)

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Peter H. Lindert est professeur d’économie à UC Davis et chercheur associé au NBER. Spécialiste d’économie politique et d’histoire économique — ses recherches actuelles portent notamment sur la dynamique des inégalités — et bon connaisseur des questions européennes, il est également réputé pour avoir co-signé un des meilleurs manuels d’économie internationale sur un marché pourtant très concurrentiel. Avec Growing Public, il nous propose un manuel de progrès social. [Premier paragraphe]

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  • Eloi Laurent, 2005. "La croissance du progrès social," Sciences Po publications info:hdl:2441/3481, Sciences Po.
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