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- Alain Béraud & Gilbert Faccarello, 1999. "Nouvelle histoire de la pensée économique, tome 1," Post-Print halshs-00201472, HAL.
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Histoire de la pensée économique; révolution industrielle; croissance; développement;All these keywords.
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