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Sustainability of balancing item of balance of payments accounts: fresh empirical evidence for G7 countries

Tuck Cheong Tang School of Business, Monash University, Malaysia E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 251-254 | Published online: 18 Feb 2011

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Maria Siranova & M. Workie Tiruneh. (2018) Exploding net errors and omissions as a capital flight phenomenon: the case of Slovakia. Applied Economics 50:16, pages 1866-1884.
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VINOD MISHRA, RUSSELL SMYTH & TUCK CHEONG TANG. (2008) IS THE BALANCING ITEM FOR AUSTRALIA SUSTAINABLE? EVIDENCE FROM A THRESHOLD AUTOREGRESSIVE MODEL WITH AN AUTOREGRESSIVE UNIT ROOT. Australian Economic Papers 47:2, pages 190-198.
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