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Central bank policy reaction and the expectations hypothesis of the term structure

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Common trends, commodity prices and consumer prices

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The dynamic of demand and supply shocks : a multicountry study

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Empirische Tests der Erwartungs- und der Unverzerrtheitshypothese und die Politik der Zentralbank

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Deflation and relative prices : evidence from Japan and Hong Kong

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Deflation and relative prices : evidence from Japan and Hong Kong

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Deflation and relative prices : evidence from Japan and Hong Kong

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Growth, exports and cointegration : an empirical investigation

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