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Long-Run Identifying Restrictions for an Error-Correction Model of New Zealand Money, Prices and Output

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  • Fisher, L.
  • Fackler, P.
  • Orden, D.

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  • Fisher, L. & Fackler, P. & Orden, D., 1992. "Long-Run Identifying Restrictions for an Error-Correction Model of New Zealand Money, Prices and Output," Papers 92-27, New South Wales - School of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:fth:nesowa:92-27
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