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Dolarização financeira, taxa de juros, economias emergentes, análise em painel, Brasil.. (2009). Holland, Márcio ; Bacha, Edmar ; Gonalves, Fernando M ; MarcioHolland, .
In: Revista Brasileira de Economia - RBE.
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