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Adjustment, trade policy and investment slumps : evidence from Africa

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Economic Consequences of the Intifada: Investment and Political Instability in Israel

Fielding, David - Department of Economics, Leicester University - 2000

We construct a time-series model of investment in Israel that incorporates both traditional economic factors derived from a theoretical model of a profit-maximising representative firm and indicators of political instability and unrest. This is used to estimate the extent to which the Intifada...

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