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O modelowaniu endogenicznego wzrostu z uwzględnieniem krótkookresowych zjawisk cyklicznych
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Endogenous Growth Mechanism as a Source of Medium Term Fluctuations in the Labor Market: Application to the US Economy
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors focus simultaneously on the short term component and the medium term component of medium term cycle in a unified way, and they suggest that the low-frequency frequency variation in the economy do not explain the high-frequency variation in labor markets.
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