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Textbook 1998Latest edition way in which the economies concerned have experienced and dealt with growth, stagnation and structural change.As well as providing an overview of post-war experience, each chapter identifies particular policy issues of major significance to the economy in question.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88563-0ogether, has never amounted to more than half that of France, Britain or Germany. Over the centuries the central location and small size of the Benelux countries have created both dangers and opportunities. These countries have been traversed by the armies and buffeted by the economic policies of th

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Kasseler Edition Soziale Arbeitay and Sweden, these countries are sometimes viewed as an entity. There is a long history of political and economic union in Scandinavia: for three and a half centuries, until 1814, Norway was a part of Denmark. Thereafter, for nearly a century, Norway was semi-ruled by Sweden, through a coordinated

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