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Universitat Zurich - Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Institut

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Contact information of Universitat Zurich - Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Institut:
Postal: Swizerland; University of Zurich, Economic Department, Raemistrasse 71 8006 Zurich, Switzerland. 25p.
Web page: http://www.oec.uzh.ch/
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Series handle: repec:fth:zuriwi

2001

2001:11 Intergorvernmental Fuscal Relations in Developing Countries. A Review of Issues
by Fjeldstad, O.H.
2001:10 Fiscal Decentralisation in Tanzania: For Better of for Worse?
by Fjeldstad, O.H.
2001:5 Anthropological Perspectives on Corruption
by Sissener, T.K.
2001:1 Does Parliament Matter in New Democracies? The Cas of South Africa 1994-2000
by Mathisen, H.W. & Tjonneland, E.N.

2000

2000:11 Economic Growth, Employment, and Decentralised Development in Sri Lanka
by Ofstad, A.
2000:5 Patterns of Foreign Direct Investment in Poor Countries
by Nordas, H.K.
2000:4 Taxation, Aid and democracy. An Agenda for Research in African Countries
by Fjeldstad, O. & Therkildsen, O. & Rakner, L. & Semboja, J.
2000:2 Monetary Variables in Macmod. A Note Concerning the Introduction of Monetary Variables in the Tanzanian Macro Economic Model : Macmod
by Granberg, P.

1995

37 Channels of R & D Spillovers: An Empirical Investigation
by Harabi, N.

1994

24 Technisher Fortschritt in Der Schweiz, Empirishe Ergebnisse Aus Volkswirtschftlicher Sicht
by Harbi, N.

1993

31a Appropriabiblity of Technical Innovations: An Empirical Analysis
by Harabi, N.
33 Facteurs determinants la recherche et le developpement dans l'industrie, resultats d'une enquete sur l'industrie suisse
by Harabi, N.
31 Sources of Technological Progress, An Empirical Investigation
by Harabi, N.

1992

22 Appropriability, Technological Opportunity, Market Demand and Technical Change, Empirical evidence from Switzerland
by Harabi, N.

1991

15 Innovation Versus Imitation: Empirical Evidence from Swiss Firms
by Harabi, N.

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