Deregulation in Germany. An empirical analysis (in German) - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Boss
A.
Bode
E.
Böhme
H.
Horn
E.-J.
Laaser
C.-F.
Rosenschon
A.
Sander
B.
Schatz
K.-W.
Schmidt
R.
Sichelschmidt
H.
Stehn
J.
Wolf
H.

Publication Date

05/1996

Key Words

Deregulation

Governance and regulatory policy

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Growth

Innovation and Structural Change

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Dr. Eckhardt Bode

Kiel Institute Researcher
Dr. Jürgen Stehn

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