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MIA E DELLE FINANZE I INDE X I. INTRODUCTION 1 Effects of structural reforms on the debt - to - GDP ratio 4 II. TABLES 7 III. METHODOLOGICAL APPEN DIX 28 III.1 Brief description of the models used 28
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1 The first draft of this paper has been presented in the CES (Chinese Economist Society) 2007 Annual Conference in Changsha, Hunan province, P.R. China. We are grateful to the constructive comments
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1 The first draft of this paper has been presented in the CES (Chinese Economist Society) 2007 Annual Conference in Changsha, Hunan province, P.R. China. We are grateful to the constructive comments
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