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Increasing private capital flows to developing countries: The role of physical and financial infrastructure. (2007). Kinda, Tidiane.
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  58. Managing Macroeconomic Crises. (2004). Wei, Shang-Jin ; Frankel, Jeffrey.
    In: NBER Working Papers.
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  61. Does Regulatory Harmonization Increase Bilateral Asset Holdings?. (2004). Vlachos, Jonas.
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