Inflation and public finances in the 2020s: editor’s introduction to the thematic issue of Public Sector Economics

Mihaeljek, Dubravko

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Inflation and public finances in the 2020s: editor’s introduction to the thematic issue of Public Sector Economics

Dubravko Mihaljek*

Editors' introduction | Year: 2023 | Pages: 407 - 412 | Volume: 47 | Issue: 4
Published online: December 11, 2023

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