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Productivity changes and reallocation effects in Turkish manufacturing industry, 1963-93
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1998
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Koldaş, Tevfik
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T. Koldaş, “Productivity changes and reallocation effects in Turkish manufacturing industry, 1963-93,” Middle East Technical University, 1998.