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The Economic Nobel Prize

by Nikolay Gertchev

Libertarian Papers , Vol. 3 (2011), Article No. 917 pagesUpdated April 1, 2011

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Author
Nikolay Gertchev
First published
2011
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Pages
17
License
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

Austrian theory & method

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