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Preliminary results from a five-sector flow of funds model of the United Kingdom, 1972–77
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  • 2006Financial sector reforms and stochastic policy simulations: A flow of funds model for India13 cited
  • 1992A C omparison OF THE RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS AND THE GENERAL‐TO‐SPECIFIC APPROACHES TO MODELLING THE DEMAND FOR M110 cited

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