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Длинноволновая динамика и современные дефляционные тренды: анализ и прогнозы

Проблемы теории и практики управления. 2016. № 6. С. 111–117.
Korotayev A., Grinin L. E.
Research target: Mathematics Sociology (including Demography and Anthropology Political Science, International Relations, and Public Administration History and Archeology
Priority areas: economics
Language: Russian
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Keywords: дефляциякондратьевские циклыдепрессияпонижательная фазаповышательная фазакондратьевские волны
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