Unidad 9 Desarrollo desigual a escala planetaria

9.14 Referencias

Consulta:

• la página de verificación de datos de CORE Econ para acceder a una lista detallada de fuentes;
• la introducción y el capítulo 16 de Wendy Carlin y David Soskice. 2024. Macroeconomics: Institutions, Instability, and Inequality. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Ahí encontrarás un estudio más detallado de la materia tratada en esta unidad. Hay versiones en PDF y en libro electrónico interactivo de todo este volumen accesibles en línea.

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