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Potential Output and Okun's Law for Australia Since 1979 - Implications for Unemployment

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  • A. Petridis

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  • R.W. Peters & A. Petridis, 1988. "Potential Output and Okun's Law for Australia Since 1979 - Implications for Unemployment," Economics Discussion / Working Papers 88-10, The University of Western Australia, Department of Economics.
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