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Qin Gou2014

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Financial liberalization and the middle-income trap

Qin Gou · Xun Wang

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Year2014

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Published2014-05-04

VenueChina Economic Review

ISSN-L1043-951X

Languageen

Citations29

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ShelfMonetary Policy and Economic Impact

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