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Stokey

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Sto´key
a.1.Close; sultry.
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But then she met and married the producer Mike Stokey.
Pamela Blake; OBITUARY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Others economists in the group were Norwegian Finn Kydland and American Vernon Smith, both Nobel economics laureates, as well as Nancy Stokey from the University of Chicago and Jagdish Bhagwati from Columbia University.
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Following Stokey and Rebelo (1995), the benchmark numerical simulations assume that the rate of depreciation in physical capital, [DELTA], is 6%.
Innovation and the long-run elasticity of total taxable income by Russo, Benjamin / Southern Economic Journal
 
 
 
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