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The Determinant of Foreign Direct Investment into the CEECs: New Evidence from Sectoral Patterns

By: Resmini, Laura.

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BookSeries: LICOS Discussion Paper 83/99.Publisher: Leuven : LICOS Centre for Transition Economies, 1999Description: 27 S. : Tab. ; 30cm.Classification: 11.352

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