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Credit Constraints and Margins of Import: First Evidence for German Manufacturing Enterprises

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Credit Constraints and Margins of Import: First Evidence for German Manufacturing Enterprises. / Wagner, Joachim.
Microeconometrics of International Trade. ed. / Joachim Wagner. World Scientific Publishing Co., 2016. p. 423-452 (World Scientific Studies in International Economics; Vol. 52).

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Wagner, J 2016, Credit Constraints and Margins of Import: First Evidence for German Manufacturing Enterprises. in J Wagner (ed.), Microeconometrics of International Trade. World Scientific Studies in International Economics, vol. 52, World Scientific Publishing Co., pp. 423-452. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789813109698_0013

APA

Wagner, J. (2016). Credit Constraints and Margins of Import: First Evidence for German Manufacturing Enterprises. In J. Wagner (Ed.), Microeconometrics of International Trade (pp. 423-452). (World Scientific Studies in International Economics; Vol. 52). World Scientific Publishing Co.. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789813109698_0013

Vancouver

Wagner J. Credit Constraints and Margins of Import: First Evidence for German Manufacturing Enterprises. In Wagner J, editor, Microeconometrics of International Trade. World Scientific Publishing Co. 2016. p. 423-452. (World Scientific Studies in International Economics). doi: 10.1142/9789813109698_0013

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