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choice of the foreign exchange rate regime and why are some countries more prone to financial crises than [...] exchange rate in the short- and long-term? What are the effects of monetary and fiscal policy in an open [...] connotations of kin and familial relations have been important to many varieties of “us/them” opposition at work

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could not recognise communal owner- ship, as classical IP is very individual in nature. There are also [...] However, there were many reasons why this worked, namely: China was not yet a member of the WTO and so [...] innovation. Overall, as negotiations and coercion are not realistic options and the patent institu- tion

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current transformations are not fully captured by the term “globalization” but are much better characterized [...] activities and actors on supranational levels are getting more important, so do activities and actors on a subnational [...] that causal conditions are necessary or sufficient. Examinations of this type are outside the scope of

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