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Um modelo setorial baseado na abordagem kaleckiana da distribuição setorial funcional da renda e na teoria schumpeteriana da concorrência

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  • Melo, T. M.
  • Possas, M. L.
  • Dweck, E.

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  • Melo, T. M. & Possas, M. L. & Dweck, E., 2016. "Um modelo setorial baseado na abordagem kaleckiana da distribuição setorial funcional da renda e na teoria schumpeteriana da concorrência," Revista Economia e Sociedade, Instituto de Economia, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), vol. 25, April.
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