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Inflation and Growth: The Empirical Evidence,irical test. What evidence there is tends to be sketchy, impressionistic and inconclusive. Historical time series studies by Bhatia. and by Eckstein. give conflicting results. Bhatia attempted to examine Rostow’s thesis (see Chapter 2) that the take-off stage of economic development has typically be

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A. P. Thirlwall to MG motoneurones, and the spatial and functional organization of synaptic input to them, are quite consistent with the patterns of functional usage for which the different types of muscle units seem best suited. For example, type S muscle units are slowly-contracting and extremely resistant to fa

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A. P. Thirlwall the part of economic actors for clauses having an impact on prices. Thus, the pertinent rules vary considerably according to their source and their scope. The application of these rules may present interesting variations from a procedural point of view since related litigation is not necessarily li