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1988

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1988

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Charles N. Henning

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The secret meaning of money

Cloé Madanes

1994

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Beryl W. Sprinkel

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1994

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Robert Guttmann

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W. M. Corden

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Davies, Glyn

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1983

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David L. Vagi

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The optimum quantity of money

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1969

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Ritter, Lawrence S.

1973

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1993

Hand book to the Canada tariff, with alterations and amendments to 1st August, 1879

Robert H. Sargant

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Philosophie des Geldes

Georg Simmel

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John Kenneth Galbraith

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