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Political uncertainty and portfolio managers in emerging economies

Emmanuel Frot Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics, Stockholm, Sweden and Microeconomix, Paris, France
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Javier Santiso ESADE Business School, Madrid, Spain
Pages 26-51 | Published online: 31 Jan 2012

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