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Developing Countries as New Growth Poles of Post-Crisis Global Economy

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  • Elena Popkova
  • Svetlana Meshkova
  • Evgeniya Karpunina
  • Elena Karpushko
  • Marina Karpushko

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  • Elena Popkova & Svetlana Meshkova & Evgeniya Karpunina & Elena Karpushko & Marina Karpushko, 2016. "Developing Countries as New Growth Poles of Post-Crisis Global Economy," Contemporary Economics, Vizja University, vol. 10(2), June.
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