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Lowe and the Marx-Feldman-Dobb Model: Structural Analysis of a Growing Economy

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  • Harald Hagemann
  • Albert Jeck

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  • Harald Hagemann & Albert Jeck, 1984. "Lowe and the Marx-Feldman-Dobb Model: Structural Analysis of a Growing Economy," Eastern Economic Journal, Eastern Economic Association, vol. 10(2), pages 169-186, Apr-Jun.
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