"Hans-Werner Sinn over de groene paradox" (Hans-Werner Sinn about the green paradox)

"Hans-Werner Sinn over de groene paradox" (Hans-Werner Sinn about the green paradox)

MeJudice, Economists in debate, 02.05.2016

Event

International Scientific Symposium and Official Ceremony to Mark Hans-Werner Sinn’s Retirement and the 25th Anniversary of the Center for Economic Studies (CES)

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Hans-Werner Sinn und 25 Jahre...

(Hans-Werner Sinn and 25 Years of German Economic Policy), Gabriel Felbermayr, Meinhard Knoche and Ludger Wößmann (eds), Hanser: Munich, January 2016, 281 pages.

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