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The Transitional Model of the Behavior of Russian Industrial Enterprises (on the basis of regular surveys during 1991-1995)

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  • T. Dolgopiatova, 1996. "The Transitional Model of the Behavior of Russian Industrial Enterprises (on the basis of regular surveys during 1991-1995)," Working Papers wp96057, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.
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