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• Business cycles in Portugal - theory and evidence, I. Horta Correia et al-- financial liberalization and adhesion to EMS - dynamics of adjustment in Portugal, M. Antao and P. Brito-- foreign entry and domestic welfare, with an application to Portuguese life-insurance, P.P. Barros and L.M.B. Cabral-- concentration and competitive dynamics, J. Mata-- why are wages in Portugal lower than elsewhere in the EEC?, F. Branco and A.S. Mello-- some aspects of the Portuguese labour market 1977-1988 - neutrality, hysteresis and the wage gap, L. Modesto et al-- trade-off between emigration and remittances in the Portuguese economy, A.M. Pereira-- labour supply in an environment with emigration - an empirical study of the Portuguese case, J.P. Barosa and P. Telhado Pereira-- co-integration of macroeconomic time series - an application to the consumption function, V. Gaspar and M. Pinheiro-- allocation of common costs in Portuguese telephone service, D. Lucena et al-- comparative advantage and structural change in the Portuguese pattern of trade in manufactures, A.S. Courakis and F. Moura Roque.
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"The Portuguese Economy Towards 1992" addresses the issues and problems faced by Portugal as it approaches European economic integration in 1992. Chapters are based on papers presented at a conference held in Vimeiro, Portugal on March 23 and 24 1991, and address topics which include business cycles, the European Monetary System, foreign direct investment and trade. In addition, a group of chapters focuses on labour issues wage gaps, mobility and productivity. This analysis of the highly open and semi-developed Portuguese economy aims to serve as a relevant model for other economies having to deal with integration.
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