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The impact of a devaluation on the Maltese trade balance with special reference to the price and income reversal effects

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(1989). The impact of a devaluation on the Maltese trade balance with special reference to the price and income reversal effects. Applied Economics: Vol. 21, No. 3, pp. 325-337.

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Lino Briguglio (1989) studied this question.

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