Wachstumsmonitor - Ausgabe 4(2024). Eine mehrdimensionale Wachstumsbetrachtung Liechtensteins mit einem Fokuskapitel zum Thema "Arbeitskräftemangel"
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Note: Der alle zwei Jahre erscheinende Wachstumsmonitor ist Teil der "Angewandten Wirtschaftsanalyse", welche durch das Ministerium für Präsidiales und Finanzen der Regierung des Fürstentums Liechtenstein gefördert wird.
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