Trading blocs, the natural, the unnatural, and the super- natural.

Berkeley, Calif., University of California at Berkeley, Dept. of Economics, [1994]

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Center for International and Development Economics Research working paper ; no. C94-034

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"April 1994."
"IBER"--cover ; "Institute of Business and Economic Research"-- inside front cover.

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