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Research Dept., Central Bank of Ireland
Language
English
Pages
13

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Subjects

Mathematical models, Demand for money, Monetary unions, Foreign exchange

Places

Ireland

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1981, Research Dept., Central Bank of Ireland
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: leaf [14]
"January 1981."

Published in
Dublin, Ireland
Series
Technical paper ;, 1/RT/81, Technical paper (Central Bank of Ireland) ;, 81/RT/1.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
332.4/14
Library of Congress
HG226.5 .H66 1981

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Pagination
13, [1] leaves, [1] leaf of plates :
Number of pages
13

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2791426M
LCCN
83219206

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