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ArticleCan an Intertemporal Model Explain Australia's Current Account Deficit?

Glenn D. Otto2003

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Can an Intertemporal Model Explain Australia's Current Account Deficit?

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Year2003

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Published2003-08-27

VenueAustralian Economic Review

ISSN-L0004-9018

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