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The China Shock and Portuguese Manufacturing. (2019). Venancio, Ana ; Kovak, Brian ; Branstetter, Lee.
In: 2019 Meeting Papers.
RePEc:red:sed019:1051.

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  1. Adjusting to China competition: Evidence from Japanese plant?product?level data. (2022). Matsuura, Toshiyuki ; Hazir, Cilem Selin ; Bellone, Flora.
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