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The economic impact of FDI in Moldova - Results from an empirical analysis

German Economic Team Moldova, Policy Study Series, PS/01/2017

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Matthias Lücke - Kiel Institute
Matthias Lücke
Woldemar Walter
Adrian Lupusor

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Publication Date
01/2019
JEL Classification
F21

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