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Schumpeterian Dynamics II. Technological Progress, Firm Growth and 'Economic Selection'

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  • Katsuhito Iwai, 1981. "Schumpeterian Dynamics II. Technological Progress, Firm Growth and 'Economic Selection'," Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers 603, Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University.
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